Consumer Electronics Manufacturing Companies in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has approximately 3,200 manufacturing establishments and 140,000 manufacturing employees. Oklahoma has a strong aerospace and defense manufacturing presence, including Tinker AFB maintenance depot, plus significant oil and gas equipment production in Tulsa.

Oklahoma contributes to the national consumer electronics manufacturing landscape. Consumer electronics manufacturing in the US encompasses the production of smartphones, tablets, wearables, smart home devices, gaming hardware, audio equipment, and accessories. While much final assembly has moved offshore, the US retains significant capabilities in high-value component manufacturing, design-for-manufacturing, prototype production, and specialty assembly operations.

Device Assembly Operations: Companies performing final assembly, testing, and packaging of consumer electronic devices for US and global markets.

Component Manufacturers: Producers of connectors, enclosures, displays, batteries, and other components used in consumer electronics.

Contract Electronics Assemblers: EMS companies providing PCB assembly, box build, and system integration services for consumer electronics brands.

Audio & Video Equipment Makers: Manufacturers of speakers, headphones, cameras, and professional audio/video equipment.

Major industrial centers in Oklahoma include Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, and Broken Arrow. These cities have concentrations of manufacturers across sectors including aerospace manufacturing, oil & gas equipment manufacturing, and food processing manufacturing.