My phones:

Panasonic > Nokia > Nokia > Nokia > Xiaomi

My computers:

Tiny > Toshiba > Samsung

My cameras:

Kodak > Nikon > Canon

I would say I am brand loyal to an extent. I loved Nokia, but you can't really get them anymore. I would if I could. My wife bought me the Xiaomi. If she hadn't, I would have probably bought another Nokia. As for computers, I wanted to buy another Toshiba but could not find one so got a Samsung.

In terms of food, I am probably more brand loyal. Let's take tea bags, I always buy the same ones. PG Tips or Lipton, but PG Tips is my preference, just depends whether I can find them. Margarine too, always Flora. But then I think most people are brand loyal with groceries. It's the bigger buys that really show your loyalty to a brand.

My phones:

Forgot my first phone brand actually > Alcatel > Motorola > Nokia > Fake iPhone > Blackberry > Nokia > Blackberry > Xiaomi > Xiaomi

My computers:

HP > Asus > Acer

My cameras:

Bought a Nikon once

I have coloured the points in your buying history that I think you came to China. How accurate am I?

Not really.

I've been loyal to the Apple iPhone since its release.

Before that I've had Nokia & Motorola cellphones.

Phones

Nokia, 3 iPhones (currently rolling with the 5)

Computers:

HP, iMac 2nd gen, Apple Power PC, Apple Power PC (intel), Macbook Pro R.

Cameras

Kodak, Canon

Apple is love

Canon is love

Shrek is love.

Only with cars. I drive Toyotas.

My phone is an LG, and my laptop is a Dell, but I feel no particular loyalty toward those brands should a competitor's price point or a different feature entice me in the future.

Interesting. How many Toyotas have you had?

I drove a Yaris when learning to drive and it was nice. I drive a Volkswagen now. Depending on my next car I will know if I am loyal to car manufacturers. But even now I think I would happily drive a Mercedes or an Audi or an MG.

Only two so far. An Echo and a Prius. But I love(d) both, so I expect to continue buying Toyotas.

SPOT ON! LOL

Phones/ Cameras/ Computers - No

Shoes - Pumas

Phone:
Siemens > Nokia > Sony Ericsson > LG > Sony Ericsson > Nokia

Laptop:
Acer > Asus

I don't know what my next phone will be, but I'm sure as hell my next laptop won't be anything that starts with A.

Lots of people buy fake iPhones / cells via Internet shops here. They're cheap as fuck. Also Asus is a rather popular brand in Europe. It's shit, but they sell a lot of stuff.

Yes, I know.

iPhone / MacBook Air / iPad for me - I've been pretty loyal to Apple since like 2009, have gone through like 4-5 iPhones, 2 Macs and 2 iPads.

Before that phone-wise I had a Blackberry and laptop-wise I had a Dell.

I'd say clothing-wise I am as I generally shop that the same stores.

No car since I'm in NYC, but before that I drove Toyotas.

Vehicles: Subaru (2012 Impreza and 2016 WRX STI)

Phone: Android devices--but maybe Samsung

Athletic Gear: Nike. On something like my 20th pair of Nike Air Pegasus and Nike golf clubs.

Computer: No preference. Heavy phone user.

Vehicles: Plymouth > Chevrolet > Nissan > Nissan
Phones: Nokia > HTC > HTC > Samsung > LG > Samsung
Shoes: Nike (because I get a family discount)
Computer: Dell > Lenovo
Clothes: Hurley, Old Navy, Nike

My only real preference, imo, is Android. Otherwise, I'm not really stuck on any certain brands over the other.

Not at all.

only the first

Only with some things.

My phones:

Ericsson > Nokia > Nokia > Nokia > Nokia > Blackberry > Apple > Apple (the latter 3 being work phones but i prefer Apple to Samsung)

My computers (laptops):

> Dell > Dell > Toshiba > HP

My cameras:

Pentax > Canon SLR

I'm loyal to Apple when it comes to iPhones & iPads.
Usually always go with Samsung for TV's
HP for laptop/desktop
Playstation & Nintendo for video games

How's that working out for you


To a further extent of brand loyalty, I've worn Nikes for over 15 years, it's a combination of price, quality and design that has kept me from going back to them. I've bought some sports shoes from other brands here and there, but a pair of Nikes has been an almost yearly occurrence.

funny clip, nice