94.4% of Andorrans Access Internet Daily, Mobile Phones Dominate
Government data reveals strong mobile reliance across demographics in Andorra, with younger users at full engagement despite lower rates among seniors. The principality trails some European neighbors in frequency but excels in wireless adoption.
Key Points
- 94.4% of residents used internet daily or nearly daily in 2025
- Mobile phones used by 98.2%, far ahead of laptops (55.7%) and desktops (40.3%)
- 100% of 18-29 year-olds connected frequently, vs 83.5% of those 65+
- 97.6% had used internet in previous three months
Andorra – 94.4% of residents accessed the internet daily or nearly daily in 2025, government statistics show, with mobile phones remaining the dominant device despite a drop in use among older age groups.
The Statistics Department released figures this morning covering last year, revealing that 97.6% of respondents had used the internet in the previous three months. Frequent access—defined as daily or at least five days a week—reached 94.4% overall. Mobile phones led device preferences at 98.2%, well ahead of laptops (55.7%), desktops (40.3%) and tablets (37.2%).
Younger residents showed near-total engagement, with 100% of those aged 18-29 connecting frequently, compared to 83.5% among people 65 and over. Higher education and income levels were associated with more intensive use of computers, while mobiles served as the primary access point across all demographics.
The data position Andorra below some European peers in overall frequency, though it reflects strong reliance on wireless technology. Usage patterns varied slightly by other factors including gender, nationality and schooling, but mobile dominance held firm universally.
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