It is estimated that a modern person will spend 9 years of his life on smartphones

Research company Whistle Out surveyed 1,000 smartphone users.

It has been calculated that an average person will spend 9 years of their life on phones.

According to the researchers, the average person will spend about $76,500 on a smartphone in their lifetime.Experts derived this indicator, taking into account the average life expectancy, the age of purchasing a smartphone and the average daily time of using the device.For example, for millennials, it's 3.7 hours.

People born between 1981 and 1996 spend the most time on the phone.This is followed by representatives of Generation X (1965-1980) – 3 hours.Of course, boomers, people born between 1946 and 1964, spend the least amount of time on smartphones, which is 2.5 hours.

According to experts, millennials spend 23.1% of their lives on phones (excluding hours of sleep). Gen X people are 16.5% and boomers are 9.9%.