American Made Electronics

Batteries, speakers and amplifiers, computers, flashlights, metal detectors, solar panels, antennas and more, from companies that make or assemble them in the USA.

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Very few electronic products are 100% American. Most US makers build their circuit boards, cabinets, enclosures, transformers or battery packs here, but buy some parts, such as LEDs, chips, display panels and battery cells, from other countries. Some companies only assemble and test here. This directory lists American electronics makers, says where each one makes what, and names what is imported when a source says so.

Each listing gives the US plants or workshops, the work done there and the source for it, checked by hand. Choose a type from the list to see every company in it.

The five makers featured below come from five different sections of the directory. Featured spots are not paid for, and each company also appears on the page for what it makes.

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Featured American electronics makers

Preview of the Maglite website

Mag Instrument makes the MAGLITE line of aluminum flashlights, from the classic D-cell lights to compact LED and rechargeable models, plus accessories, for homes, law enforcement, the trades and emergency kits. Tony Maglica founded the company in 1955 as a machine shop and went on to design the MAGLITE flashlight.

Made in: Ontario, CA (machining, manufacturing, assembly and packaging; built by American workers since 1979).

Source: Maglite, 2026 · NewsNation, 2026, checked 10/2026

Also listed under: Flashlights

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Preview of the Garrett website

Garrett makes hobby metal detectors (the ACE, AT and Apex lines and pinpointers) and walk-through and hand-held security detectors used at schools, stadiums, airports and courthouses. The company was founded in Garland, Texas in 1964, its security detectors have been used at the Olympic Games since 1984, and it now owns the White's metal detector brand.

Made in: Garland, TX (engineering and manufacturing).

Source: Garrett, 2026, checked 10/2026

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Preview of the Magnepan website

Magnepan makes Magneplanar loudspeakers: thin, flat-panel speakers that use a magnetic film diaphragm instead of cones, plus true ribbon tweeters. The Magneplanar was invented in 1969, and current models include the LRS+, the Mini Maggie system, the MG2.7i and the X series, sold through dealers or direct from the factory.

Made in: White Bear Lake, MN (frames, magnet panels, diaphragms and hand-wound conductor arrays made and assembled in-house).

Source: Magnepan, 2026, checked 10/2026

Also listed under: Speakers

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Preview of the East Penn Manufacturing website

East Penn makes Deka lead-acid batteries for cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, telecom, backup power and industrial equipment, plus wire, cable and battery accessories. It runs what it calls the largest single-site battery manufacturing facility in the world, and recycles batteries on the same campus.

Made in: Lyon Station, PA (a 520-acre campus with its own lead smelter and refinery, oxide production, plastic injection molding, acid reclamation and battery plants).

Source: East Penn facilities, 2025, checked 10/2026

Also listed under: Lead acid batteries

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Preview of the Falcon Northwest website

Falcon Northwest builds high-end custom gaming and workstation desktops (Talon, FragBox and the compact Tiki), sold direct to gamers, creators and professionals. It has built enthusiast PCs since 1992, with one technician building each system for one customer, and every PC goes through three days of burn-in stress testing before it ships.

Made in: Medford, OR (every PC designed, assembled, tested, shipped and supported).

Imported: most parts, such as processors, graphics cards and motherboards, come from suppliers that manufacture overseas.

Source: Falcon Northwest, 2026, checked 10/2026

Also listed under: Computers

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Accessories (2)

Electronic accessories made in the USA: watertight hard cases, laptop stands, MacBook docks and desk shelves, built in California, Massachusetts and Oregon.

Antennas (2)

Antennas made in the USA: marine VHF and AIS antennas, cellular and 5G antennas, and AM broadcast antenna systems, built in Florida and Tennessee.

Audio Equipment (10)

Audio equipment made in the USA: loudspeakers, power amps, guitar and bass amps and surround processors, built in California, Minnesota, Missouri and Connecticut.

Batteries (29)

Batteries made in the USA: AA and AAA cells, car, marine and deep cycle batteries, lithium RV batteries, forklift and industrial batteries, and battery packs.

Battery Chargers (5)

Battery chargers made in the USA: 12-volt shop, marine, golf cart and forklift chargers, built in Missouri, Tennessee, Nebraska and Oklahoma.

Camera Cases (1)

Camera cases made in the USA: padded camera bags, shoulder cases, rain covers, lens cases and custom cases for video and film crews, sewn in Vermont.

Cell Phones (4)

Cell phones made or engineered in the USA: the US assembled Purism Liberty Phone, plus Apple, Google and Motorola phones designed here with some US-made parts.

Components (4)

Electronic components made in the USA: circuit boards, embedded boards, sensors, timers and polysilicon, from Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Michigan.

Computers (6)

Computers built in the USA: gaming PCs, workstations, Linux desktops and rugged military servers, hand-assembled and tested by six American builders.

Displays (2)

Displays made in the USA: rugged industrial monitors, waterproof touch screens, and multitouch tables and kiosks for museums, built in Georgia and New Mexico.

Flashlights (5)

Flashlights made in the USA: tactical and weapon lights, aluminum Maglites, hands-free and work lights, built in California, New Jersey, Ohio and Illinois.

Lighting (1)

LED lighting made in the USA: night-vision-compatible dome, map and crew lights and infrared lights for military aircraft, vehicles and ships, built in Idaho.

Metal Detectors (7)

Metal detectors made in the USA: Garrett, Fisher, Teknetics and Bounty Hunter detectors, plus gold probes and underwater detectors, built in four states.

Night Vision (6)

Night vision optics made in the USA: Gen III image intensifier tubes, night vision goggles, PVS-14 monoculars and thermal scopes, from six American makers.

Phone Cases (3)

Phone cases made in the USA: wood and resin iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel cases, leather phone holsters and vinyl skins, built in Indiana, Tennessee and Kansas.

Radios (1)

Radios made in the USA: HF amateur (ham) radio transceivers, low-power QRP rigs and commercial shortwave receivers, built in Dayton, Ohio.

Solar (5)

Solar equipment made in the USA: solar panels for homes, businesses and utility projects, and dual-axis solar trackers, from Minnesota, Washington and Vermont.

Televisions (3)

TVs assembled in the USA: SkyVue outdoor TVs, Séura TV mirrors and some Element smart TVs, plus which parts are imported, from South Carolina and Wisconsin.

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A company may be based in the USA while making some products elsewhere. Check the manufacturer's own site for where a specific product is made.