Samsung, a renowned electronics brand, has become a household name when it comes to televisions. Their reliable technology and advanced features have set a high standard in the tech market. But where are Samsung TVs manufactured? Let’s explore the countries involved in Samsung TV production:
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South Korea: Samsung TVs were initially made in South Korea. The very first sets came from Suwon, where Samsung built its first large factory complex. However, since June 2018, Samsung discontinued mass production of TVs in South Korea, repurposing the factory for pilot test equipment.
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China: China has been a key player in Samsung TV manufacturing since 1993. However, if you live outside China and its neighboring countries, your Samsung TV is unlikely to be manufactured there. Local consumers buy 90% of China-made Samsung TVs, with the remaining 10% exported to neighboring countries.
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Mexico: Tijuana, Mexico, houses one of Samsung’s largest TV manufacturing plants. Approximately 18 million Samsung TVs are produced here annually, primarily for the American markets.
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Brazil: Samsung TVs sold in South America come from Brazil.
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Other Countries: Samsung also has TV manufacturing plants in various other countries, including Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Russia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nepal, Egypt, South Africa, and India.
In summary, while Samsung is a Korean company, their TVs are produced in assembly plants across the globe, with screens made in Korea and accessories manufactured in Vietnam and Korea before final assembly in other countries. So, the next time you enjoy your Samsung TV, remember that it’s a product of international collaboration! 🌎📺
For more details, you can refer to the following sources:
- SmartHomeOwl
- The Product Analyst
- SamsungTechWin
- Tab-TV .
