Taiwanese consumers are becoming more cautious about buying new electronics, with willingness to purchase durable goods, such as phones and laptops, falling to a 17-year low, according to a report by National Central University. Researchers point to rising device prices as a factor behind the decline. Industry analyst Chris Hung says strong demand for AI computing is affecting component markets and supply chains, potentially keeping finished-product prices high. Consumers in Taipei say they are considering delaying upgrades because of the cost. With the year-end shopping season approaching, weaker buying intentions could mean fewer new electronic devices sold during a traditionally busy period.
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