Phone vs Tablet Usage Comparison Chart - Digital Reading & Engagement Metrics #2055750 (License: Personal Use)

The chart displays comparative usage statistics for phones (blue bars) and tablets (red bars) across categories such as use frequency, time spent per book, number of books read, quotes saved, comments posted, books started/finished, following activity, followers gained, and time spent on the web. Notably, tablet users show higher engagement in “Following” and “Time on Web,” while phone users lead in “Use Frequency” and “Comments.” A significant outlier is the “Time on Web” metric, where phone usage drops sharply relative to tablet.

This image is typically used in digital publishing, edtech, or UX research reports to illustrate device-based behavioral patterns. It supports content about optimizing reading apps, designing responsive interfaces, or targeting marketing campaigns by device type. User intent includes understanding platform-specific engagement for product strategy or academic analysis.