Key figures

  • 7–8 yearsAverage replacement cycle
  • 57%Buy from the brand’s own dealer
  • 81%Know condensing technology
  • 74%Look mainly at purchase price among costs

Key findings

  1. Consumers want to see the product and buy from experts: 57% choose the brand’s dealer and 17% a white goods dealer; only young men favour buying online.
  2. Durability, reliability and efficiency top the purchase criteria and design comes last, although all criteria are rated close to each other.
  3. Best-known new-generation features: condensing technology (81%), digital control panel (72%) and fault warning system (71%).
  4. New-generation features rank behind other criteria in purchase decisions; condensing falls below the average importance score.
  5. Purchase price (74%) dominates cost considerations; running cost (24%) matters more to people over 50.
  6. Experiences of people they know are the most influential source (62%), followed by customer reviews on social media (49%) and the seller’s opinion.
  7. Women rely more on brand advertising and promotion, men more on the seller’s advice.

About the research

Method
Online survey
Date
11–14 July 2020
Sample
500 participants aged 15–55 in the three largest cities
Partner
Marketing Türkiye

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