I worked for General Instruments, and visited several times the Hsin Tien factory mentioned in the video in the 1980s.

All I can say is: I witnessed first hand how hard working the Taiwanese people were and are. One had to witness this personally to really understand how come Taiwan rose from a dirt poor, backward farming island, to become one of the World’s premier technology hubs.

 

In Taiwan I worked with wonderful Buddhist engineers. They thought I should eat at the American food stores. I like to eat with the engineers at a Buddhist buffet. Rice was free, everything else was money/kg. The poor could get rice, water and a table for free.

There was no work at night, so I walked one direction until I reached the outside of Taipei, moved over two streets and walked back.
I remember some very nice small electronics stores.

 

What about their product quality? Has anybody used here?

 

What about their product quality? Has anybody used here?

I used their fans as replacements for Japanese OEM fans in equipment running 24/7 for decades. High quality at good prices. So much better than your typical Chinese fan that might last a year, if you're lucky.
https://www.mouser.com/new/delta-electronics/delta-industrial-fans/

 

Power supplies, fans, power-entry blocks (IEC connector, fuse, powerline filter) - all first rate. Not beefy enough for some of our MIL projects, but OK for COTS / Industrial / Medical / Telecom projects.

ak

 

I also vouch positive about Delta.
Definitely in the Top Tier mass-market power supplies