Microsoft has announced the premiere of a new device for the end of November 2015. Lumia 950 is the first smartphone without the 'Nokia' element in its name. It will arrive on the market in two versions – Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL. To mark this occasion, Gemius decided to find out which Nokia Lumia models are used by internet users from selected Central European countries to visit websites.

Nokia Lumia 520 wins in four countries

According to data from Gemius (October 2015), most internet users are viewing websites using the Nokia Lumia 520 in four of the six analysed countries in Central Europe. Out of all the Nokia Lumia devices, this model is number one in Hungary (0.99 per cent of mobile views), the Czech Republic (0.86 per cent), Slovakia (0.49 per cent) and Slovenia (0.31 per cent). Nokia Lumia 520 also came in second in the Croatian ranking (0.52 per cent).

Nokia Lumia in Poland

Internet users in Poland who use Nokia Lumia smartphones most often visit websites using model 535 (0.82 per cent of mobile views). Nokia Lumia 735 came in second (0.78 per cent), followed by model 625 (0.69 per cent).

Nokia Lumia 535 also came in second in the Croatian ranking (0.49 per cent).

Nokia Lumia 630 tops the Croatian ranking

In Croatia, the analysis showed that, out of the analysed group of smartphones, most mobile website views are made using Nokia Lumia 630 (0.59 per cent). This model also comes in second place in the Czech Republic (0.60 per cent) and Slovakia (0.45 per cent).

Wide variation in other models across Central Europe

The top 3 in Slovakia also included Nokia Lumia 630 (0.45 per cent) and model 625 (0.31 per cent). In Slovenia, second place was a tie between Nokia Lumia 925 and Nokia Lumia 530 (both 0.24 per cent). In Hungary, the top 3 Nokia Lumia devices include models 735 (0.97 per cent) and 635 (0.83 per cent). Third place in the Czech ranking was model 640, from which 0.39 per cent of mobile views on websites are generated.

About the gemiusTraffic

The data comes from a survey of traffic on websites (gemiusTraffic), which Gemius carries out in more than 20 countries in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (combined data for Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Syria, Yemen, Libya and the Palestinian National Authority). The data is collected through tracking scripts embedded in the code of websites involved in the study.