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List of Televisions That Are Made in America

By Matthew Lynch
March 19, 2023
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In today’s globalized world, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find products that are made in America. The television industry, in particular, is dominated by foreign manufacturers, most notably from countries like China, Japan, and South Korea. However, there are still a handful of American companies that have managed to carve out a niche in this highly competitive market. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the top televisions that are made in America.

1. Vizio – Vizio is a California-based company that designs and manufactures a range of televisions, soundbars, and other home entertainment products. The company was founded in 2002 and has since become one of the biggest players in the US television market. Vizio’s products are known for their affordability and high-quality features. Some of the top Vizio TVs include the Vizio P-Series Quantum X, the Vizio OLED 4K TV, and the Vizio M-Series Quantum.

2. Element Electronics – Element Electronics is another US-based company that specializes in televisions. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Minnesota. Element Electronics’ televisions are known for their quality, affordability, and energy efficiency. Some of the top Element Electronics TVs include the Element Fire TV Edition, the Element Roku TV, and the Element 4K Ultra HD Smart TV.

3. Seiki – Seiki is a television brand that is owned by the China-based company TongFang Global. However, Seiki has a factory in California where it assembles and tests its televisions before distributing them to retailers around the US. Seiki’s televisions are known for their affordability and high-quality picture performance. Some of the top Seiki TVs include the Seiki SE39UY04 39-inch 4K Ultra HD LED TV and the Seiki SE50UY04 50-inch 4K Ultra HD LED TV.

4. Skyworth USA – Skyworth USA is a subsidiary of Skyworth Group, a major Chinese electronics manufacturer. However, Skyworth USA has a factory in California where it assembles and tests its televisions before distributing them to retailers in North America. Skyworth USA’s televisions are known for their high-quality picture performance and sleek design. Some of the top Skyworth USA TVs include the Skyworth Q20300 50-inch 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV and the Skyworth SUC7500 75-inch 4K Ultra HD LED TV.

5. SunBriteTV – SunBriteTV is a company that specializes in outdoor televisions. SunBriteTV’s products are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, making them perfect for outdoor entertainment areas or commercial settings. All of SunBriteTV’s products are assembled and tested in California. Some of the top SunBriteTVs include the SunBriteTV Veranda Series, the SunBriteTV Signature Series, and the SunBriteTV Pro Series. In conclusion, while there are certainly more foreign-made televisions out there than American-made ones, there are still a few high-quality options to choose from. Whether you’re looking for an affordable TV that won’t break the bank, a high-performance model with stunning picture quality, or an outdoor television that can withstand the elements, these American-made brands have you covered.

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