Devices Clicks

The Devices clicks chart shows the split of clicks by device type. This helps you understand what kinds of devices your audience uses when they click your link.

Cuttly - devices clicks donut chart

Detected device types:

Cuttly detects a wide range of device types from visitor user agents. The most common categories you will see are:

Desktop — desktop and laptop computers
Mobile — smartphones
Tablet — tablet devices (iPad, Android tablets, etc.)
TV — smart TVs and streaming devices
Console — gaming consoles (PlayStation, Xbox, etc.)
Car Browser — in-car browsers and infotainment systems
Portable Media Player — dedicated media players
Camera — connected cameras with browser capability
Feature Phone — non-smartphone mobile phones
Phablet — large-screen phones on the boundary between phone and tablet
Smart Display — smart home displays and panels
Smart Speaker — voice-controlled speakers with a browser
Wearable — smartwatches and similar wearable devices

Device types that cannot be classified are grouped as Other.

The chart is displayed as a donut chart with percentage labels. Hovering over any segment shows the exact click count for that device type.

This data is useful for optimizing the destination page. If the majority of your clicks are coming from mobile devices, make sure the page your link redirects to is fully mobile-friendly.

For a more detailed breakdown by specific operating system, see the System (OS) clicks chart. For device brand and model data, see the Brand clicks chart.

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FAQ

What device types does Cuttly detect?

Cuttly detects Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, TV, Console, Car Browser, Portable Media Player, Camera, Feature Phone, Phablet, Smart Display, Smart Speaker, Wearable, and others. Detection covers a very wide range of device types from user agent data.

How is the chart displayed?

As a donut chart with percentage labels. Hover over any segment to see the exact click count for that device type.

What is the most common device type?

It depends on how and where you share your links. Social media links typically skew mobile-heavy. Business email links often have a higher desktop share. The chart shows the actual split for your specific link and audience.