June 2026 Report

The Digital Shelf:
UK · Poland · South Africa

Brand Share of Voice, sponsored penetration and content quality across 34 retailers in three markets, June 2026

7.4M+
Listings Tracked
34
Retailers
3
Markets

Executive Summary

In June 2026 we tracked 7.4 million product listings across 34 consumer-electronics retailers in the UK, Poland and South Africa. This edition adds full Polish and South African market coverage alongside the UK shelf, plus an Ireland snapshot (Harvey Norman IE).

Methodology

Markets & retailers: UK (Amazon, Currys, Argos, Very, Box, John Lewis, AO, Laptops Direct, Scan, Overclockers, Ebuyer, EE, Costco, Harvey Norman, JoyBuy), Poland (Media Expert, RTV Euro AGD, x-kom, Morele, Komputronik, MediaMarkt, OleOle), South Africa (Takealot, Amazon ZA, Makro, Incredible Connection, HiFi Corp, Game, Computermania, PC International, Matrix Warehouse, FirstShop), plus Ireland (Harvey Norman IE).

Categories: Laptops, Gaming Laptops, Chromebooks, Desktops, Gaming Desktops, Monitors, Gaming Monitors, All-in-Ones, Projectors.

Data volume: 7.4M+ product listings captured in June 2026; PDP content scored on photos, A+ content and video. Sponsored detection active where retailers run retail-media (Amazon, Currys, Argos, Very, John Lewis, Komputronik, Media Expert, Takealot, Amazon ZA).

Period: 1 to 30 June 2026. Share-of-page figures are weighted by daily listing volume.

1. Brand Visibility, United Kingdom

Who owns the UK digital shelf? Brands ranked by total product appearances across 15 UK retailers in June.

Top 10 Brands by Share of Voice (UK, June)

RankBrandMonthly AppearancesAvg Share of Page
1ASUS383,30418.40%
2Acer278,87414.29%
3HP238,65214.39%
4MSI220,87017.39%
5Lenovo199,23112.41%
6Apple128,81419.16%
7Samsung119,47512.22%
8PCSpecialist77,96728.32%
9Medion73,39011.83%
10Gigabyte71,3579.94%

Insight: The top 5 brands command 61% of credible UK CE shelf visibility. ASUS leads on organic product depth; Acer and HP trade places month to month just behind it.

May → June Movers (UK)

BrandMayJuneChange
CyberPower PC21,76530,400+40%
PCSpecialist63,76977,967+22%
LG53,19361,561+16%
MSI207,482220,870+6%
Gigabyte68,95571,357+3%
STORMFORCE63,78265,276+2%
Medion73,08473,390+0%
Razer31,05529,181-6%

Insight: Total tracked volume rose across the board as catalogue coverage expanded; the brands growing fastest above the market trend are the ones widening listing footprints, not just benefiting from more pages scraped.

Category Leaders (UK)

Category (UK)#1 Brand#2 Brand#3 Brand
All-in-One PCsAcerAppleHP
ChromebooksAcerASUSLenovo
Gaming DesktopsSTORMFORCECyberPowerAcer
DesktopsHPASUSAcer
Gaming MonitorsMSIASUSSamsung
MonitorsMSIASUSSamsung
LaptopsASUSAppleHP
Gaming LaptopsASUSAcerMSI
ProjectorsOPTOMAPhilipsAcer

2. Brand Visibility, Poland

Poland is a structurally different shelf: Lenovo, not ASUS, sits at #1.

Top 10 Brands by Share of Voice (PL, June)

RankBrandMonthly AppearancesAvg Share of Page
1Lenovo235,21721.50%
2Samsung144,96717.78%
3Apple113,76218.44%
4ASUS101,12511.10%
5MSI99,80412.77%
6HP81,50313.91%
7Acer73,54411.64%
8LG69,05811.44%
9Logitech50,47027.09%
10Gigabyte43,10510.62%

Insight: Lenovo's Polish lead (21.5% share of page) is the widest single-brand gap in any market we track. Logitech's strong showing reflects the depth of PL accessories ranges on Media Expert and x-kom.

May → June Movers (PL)

BrandMayJuneChange
Samsung26,631144,967+444%
Apple52,185113,762+118%
LG34,86369,058+98%
Philips15,82622,915+45%
iiyama26,43532,420+23%
Lenovo200,657235,217+17%
ASUS93,278101,125+8%
MSI95,01499,804+5%

3. Brand Visibility, South Africa

South Africa runs its own race, and no global digital-shelf tool watches it.

Top 10 Brands by Share of Voice (ZA, June)

RankBrandMonthly AppearancesAvg Share of Page
1ASUS401,91722.28%
2Dell232,80616.95%
3Acer189,72010.07%
4Lenovo146,9929.49%
5HP134,89211.37%
6MSI109,6089.07%
7Samsung71,1778.89%
8PCBUILDER56,53315.15%
9LG44,1248.14%
10Xiaomi40,2627.79%

Key differences from the UK / PL shelf:

May → June Movers (ZA)

BrandMayJuneChange
PCBUILDER49,76556,533+14%
MSI101,453109,608+8%
AMD10,79411,635+8%
Xiaomi37,88140,262+6%
ViewSonic35,99538,123+6%
ASUS394,577401,917+2%
Lenovo144,544146,992+2%
Dell231,974232,806+0%

4. Sponsored Products, The Tax on Organic Visibility

Retail-media is reshaping category pages. Below is sponsored penetration by retailer across all three markets in June.

Sponsored Penetration by Retailer

RetailerMarketMonthly ListingsSponsoredSponsored %
Amazon UKUK161,25343,36126.9%
Amazon ZAZA422,69768,38016.2%
TakealotZA172,57824,92214.4%
KomputronikPL225,43030,66413.6%
CurrysUK325,56223,0017.1%
ArgosUK246,13015,0876.1%
Media ExpertPL410,48613,1123.2%
John LewisUK145,4712,5861.8%
RTV Euro AGDPL280,0293540.1%
x-komPL275,34200.0%
VeryUK638,60500.0%
Laptops DirectUK135,10500.0%
MakroZA409,01400.0%
Matrix WarehouseZA155,37800.0%
MediaMarkt PLPL119,53800.0%
MitabyteZA35,06500.0%
Morele.netPL350,40100.0%
OleOlePL270,86400.0%
OverclockersUK115,46900.0%
PC InternationalZA423,67700.0%
ScanUK85,77700.0%
JoyBuyUK82,13300.0%
Incredible ConnectionZA228,57900.0%
HiFi CorpZA121,55700.0%
Harvey Norman IEIE107,91900.0%
Harvey NormanUK152,53600.0%
Game ZAZA47,37800.0%
FirstShopZA732,16000.0%
EEUK38,55600.0%
EbuyerUK133,00500.0%
CostcoUK116,03600.0%
ComputermaniaZA147,64800.0%
BoxUK208,77600.0%
AOUK85,94400.0%

Insight: Amazon (UK and ZA), Komputronik and Takealot run the heaviest retail-media shelves; every sponsored slot displaces an organic listing. Retailers showing 0% either run no retail-media programme or gate it behind logged-in sessions, a level playing field today, but the direction of travel is one-way. Brands not tracking where paid placements displace their organic listings are competing blind.

5. Content Quality

Every product page is scored daily on photos, A+ enhanced content and video. Coverage by UK retailer (June):

Content Coverage, UK

RetailerPDPs TrackedPhotosA+ ContentVideo
Amazon UK6,77865%100%51%
Currys3,88386%95%47%
Laptops Direct3,50284%99%100%
Box3,37592%93%35%
Scan2,91376%80%0%
Argos1,76593%100%49%
Very1,70598%100%64%
Overclockers86494%98%0%
John Lewis62797%100%44%
Harvey Norman60193%98%61%
AO58194%64%100%
Harvey Norman IE57687%98%63%
JoyBuy56823%25%0%
Costco37799%100%29%
EE36977%100%0%

A+ content is now table stakes on most UK retailers (90%+). The differentiator has shifted to video, which stays under 45% nearly everywhere, Laptops Direct (100%) is the outlier and the benchmark.

Content Coverage, Poland

RetailerPDPs TrackedPhotosA+ ContentVideo
x-kom1,11588%97%1%
Media Expert64197%98%3%
RTV Euro AGD51090%100%100%
Komputronik37599%100%100%
Morele.net36093%100%100%

PL content gap: Polish retailers post strong A+ and photo coverage, but video is almost absent outside Morele and RTV Euro AGD, a clear, cheap win for brands that localise video assets.

6. What This Means For Your Brand

If you sell across multiple markets…

Your #1 competitor changes by country. ASUS leads the UK and ZA shelf; Lenovo leads Poland. A single global SoV number hides where you're actually losing. Track each market on its own terms.

If your competitors are buying sponsored…

On Amazon and Komputronik, double-digit shares of the shelf are paid. If you're not measuring where sponsored placements push your organic listings down the page, you can't decide whether to match the spend or out-content it.

If you're expanding into Poland or South Africa…

No global digital-shelf platform covers Media Expert, x-kom, Morele, Takealot, Makro, Incredible Connection or HiFi Corp at hourly cadence. You're likely relying on distributor reports and manual spot-checks. The data shows these shelves behave nothing like the UK.

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Data covers 1 to 30 June 2026. Share-of-page weighted by daily listing volume. Methodology details available on request.
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