The TV market is dominated by large Asian conglomerates – most
manufacturers stay silent about where their televisions are actually
made, or have long since given up their own production. A handful
of manufacturers, however, still stick to local manufacturing and
communicate this openly.
On this page, we present three brands that publicly document
their production location – from the last remaining
TV manufacturing in the UK to premium German engineering.
Three TV brands that openly show where their televisions are made – Made in England and Made in Germany.
Good to know: “Made in Germany” for TVs usually
refers to development, final assembly and value creation on site –
individual components such as display panels or chips often come
from Asia, even at German manufacturers. It’s worth checking the
manufacturer’s website to see exactly what this means.
Good to know: “Made in Germany” usually refers
to final assembly and development – individual parts often still
come from Asia.
(1)
Cello
🇬🇧 Made in England
Cello Electronics is the last remaining LED TV brand still
manufacturing in the United Kingdom. Every LED television the
company makes — from 16″ to 85″ — comes off its own production
line in Bishop Auckland, County Durham. Founded in 2001 in the
north of England, Cello even allows trade customers to visit the
factory and see the production process and quality control first
hand. As with most TV manufacturers, some individual components
are sourced from Asia.
Cello is the last LED TV brand still made in the UK — Bishop Auckland, County Durham, since 2001.
(2)
Metz
🇩🇪 Made in Germany
Metz has developed and assembled its televisions for decades in
Zirndorf, near Nuremberg. The company openly communicates that
components such as LCD panels (LG) or microchips often come from
Asia — assembly, hardware and software development, chassis
manufacturing and final assembly, however, take place entirely
in Germany. Following the takeover by Chinese group Skyworth in
2015, the Zirndorf site was retained. In the UK, Metz TVs are
available through retailers such as Euronics and RGB Direct.
Metz has developed and assembled in Zirndorf for decades — panels and chips often from Asia, final assembly in Germany.
(3)
Loewe
🇩🇪 Made in Germany
Own OLED panel manufacturing
Loewe goes further than most competitors when it comes to Made in
Germany: since 2024, the company has even manufactured its own
OLED display modules in Kronach — making Loewe the only European
manufacturer with its own panel production. From concept through
hardware and software development to final TV assembly, everything
happens at the historic headquarters. Premium models are additionally
built on a separate hand-crafted manufacturing line by specially
trained staff and manually inspected before shipping. Loewe operates
a dedicated UK online shop with direct delivery.
Loewe has made its own OLED panels in Kronach since 2024 — only own panel manufacturing in Europe, plus hand-crafted line.
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June 2026
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you. Production locations may vary depending on the model and
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Sources: Cello · Metz · Loewe
Sources: Cello · Metz · Loewe