The average millennial and younger don't use a non work computer, and haven't had one for 10 years.

Not sure I would put the age cap at millennials, they very much had PCs and laptops at home, uni etc and lived before smartphones were a thing.

	▲	vel0city 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Key word there is had, while the comment you're replying to is speaking as to today minus ten years roughly. And yeah, as a millennial I know lots of people who had a shared desktop at home, probably had a laptop in college, used a work laptop, and hasn't had a personal computing device outside an iPad and iPhone for a decade or more. Outside of those who play PC games or other niche hobbies it's getting more and more rare, at least for the people I know.

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somenameforme 28 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

This is often said, but incorrect. 81% of households have a desktop/laptop. [1] And the breakdown is basically a proxy for wealth. Only 56% of households with earnings of less $25,000 have a desktop/laptop whereas it's 96% for $150k+. For millennials (approximately - age range 35-44) the rate is 87%.

[1] - https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024/computer...