Trump’s new smartphone and cell plan promise perks and patriotism—what you need to know before buying
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The Trump brand is branching out once again—this time into the world of smartphones and cell plans.
In a move that ties technology with political identity, the Trump Organization has launched Trump Mobile, a new wireless service paired with a $499 smartphone called the T1 Phone.
The offering arrives on the 10-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s first presidential campaign, and it’s being billed as a proudly American, feature-packed alternative to the major carriers.
“Trump Mobile is going to change the game,” said Donald Trump Jr. in a news release.
“We’re building on the movement to put America first, and we will deliver the highest levels of quality and service.”
But how does it compare in practice—and is it worth the switch?
A new plan with patriotic branding
At the center of Trump Mobile is its flagship plan: The 47 Plan, a name referring to Donald Trump’s campaign to become the 47th president of the United States.
The plan costs $47.45 per month and includes unlimited talk, text, and data.
According to the company’s website, the service runs on three major cellular carriers, widely assumed to be Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, though this has not been confirmed.
The plan also includes several extras designed to appeal to a specific audience:
“You’re not calling up call centers in Bangladesh,” Eric Trump said during an interview on Fox Business’ Mornings with Maria on June 16.
“Do it right out of St. Louis, Missouri, and you’re going to have phones that are made right here in the United States of America.”
Eric Trump, who serves as executive vice president of the Trump Organization, emphasized that the company aims to “revolutionize cell phones, mobile calling” with this new venture.
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More than just calls and texts
In addition to basic mobile service, Trump Mobile promises extra features as part of the plan:
These added services could prove useful for seniors, families, and others seeking peace of mind with their cell provider.
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The T1 Phone: Specs and details
If you need a new phone to go with your plan, Trump Mobile is offering the T1 Phone for $499, with a $100 down payment required for pre-order.
The phone runs on Android 15 and includes:
According to Trump Mobile’s website, the T1 is “set to operate on an Android system”, and while a release date hasn’t been announced, the device is available for pre-order now.
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Is it really American-made?
One of Trump Mobile’s biggest selling points is its promise of domestic operations.
Eric Trump said the company’s phones would be made “right here in the United States of America,” and that customer service would be handled entirely from St. Louis, Missouri.
While no details have been released on specific manufacturers or supply chains, the message is clear: Trump Mobile is doubling down on its “America First” brand identity.
Also read: You won’t believe which Trump White House officials were just fired—the details inside!
Expanding into tech
Trump Mobile is part of a broader effort to grow the Trump Organization’s tech footprint.
Eric Trump referenced their work with Truth Social and World Liberty Financial—a cryptocurrency initiative—as examples of this shift.
“I really believe we’re gonna have one of the great kind of tech platforms as part of the Trump Organization of any company in the world,” he said.
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How it compares to other carriers
At $47.45 per month, Trump Mobile positions itself as a lower-cost alternative to the major wireless carriers.
While companies like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile typically offer unlimited plans with extras such as streaming subscriptions, mobile hotspot data, and international roaming, Trump Mobile takes a different approach.
Instead of entertainment perks, it bundles in services like telehealth, 24/7 roadside assistance, and long-distance calling for military families—while leaning heavily into its “America First” branding.
Also read: Trump maintains criticism of Biden over economic growth figures—Here’s what to know
Is this the right plan for you?
For Trump supporters or those who value made-in-America products, Trump Mobile may feel like a natural fit.
The company promises no contracts, no credit checks, and helpful bonus services.
If you’re tired of international call centers or prefer customer support closer to home, this may catch your interest.
However, some questions remain:
If you’re ready to try something new—and especially if you align with Trump’s political message—Trump Mobile might offer the right blend of price, perks, and patriotism.
But if you’re content with your current provider or want to see how the first wave of customers fare, it may be worth waiting for more reviews.
Read next: From cost cutter to counselor: Musk’s role with Trump shifts, not ends
Would you switch to Trump Mobile? Do you value its “America First” pitch and perks like telehealth and roadside help, or are you sticking with your current carrier for now? Let us know in the comments!
In a move that ties technology with political identity, the Trump Organization has launched Trump Mobile, a new wireless service paired with a $499 smartphone called the T1 Phone.
The offering arrives on the 10-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s first presidential campaign, and it’s being billed as a proudly American, feature-packed alternative to the major carriers.
“Trump Mobile is going to change the game,” said Donald Trump Jr. in a news release.
“We’re building on the movement to put America first, and we will deliver the highest levels of quality and service.”
But how does it compare in practice—and is it worth the switch?
The T1 Phone by Trump Mobile features Android 15, 256GB of storage, and a patriotic pitch—now available for preorder at $499. Image Source: YouTube / @TheVerge.
A new plan with patriotic branding
At the center of Trump Mobile is its flagship plan: The 47 Plan, a name referring to Donald Trump’s campaign to become the 47th president of the United States.
The plan costs $47.45 per month and includes unlimited talk, text, and data.
According to the company’s website, the service runs on three major cellular carriers, widely assumed to be Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, though this has not been confirmed.
The plan also includes several extras designed to appeal to a specific audience:
- Free international calling to 100 countries
- Free long-distance calling for military members and their families
“You’re not calling up call centers in Bangladesh,” Eric Trump said during an interview on Fox Business’ Mornings with Maria on June 16.
“Do it right out of St. Louis, Missouri, and you’re going to have phones that are made right here in the United States of America.”
Eric Trump, who serves as executive vice president of the Trump Organization, emphasized that the company aims to “revolutionize cell phones, mobile calling” with this new venture.
Also read: Another run? Trump store stirs the pot with new release
More than just calls and texts
In addition to basic mobile service, Trump Mobile promises extra features as part of the plan:
- 24/7 roadside assistance through Drive America
- Telehealth services, including virtual medical care, mental health support, and prescription delivery
- No contracts or credit checks
These added services could prove useful for seniors, families, and others seeking peace of mind with their cell provider.
Also read: Law and order? Why Trump thinks Alcatraz deserves a comeback
The T1 Phone: Specs and details
If you need a new phone to go with your plan, Trump Mobile is offering the T1 Phone for $499, with a $100 down payment required for pre-order.
The phone runs on Android 15 and includes:
- 256GB of storage
- 12GB of RAM
- AI face unlock and internal fingerprint sensor
- USB-C charging port
- 3.5mm headphone jack
According to Trump Mobile’s website, the T1 is “set to operate on an Android system”, and while a release date hasn’t been announced, the device is available for pre-order now.
Also read: Crypto investors paid millions for a Trump dinner—was it worth it?
Is it really American-made?
One of Trump Mobile’s biggest selling points is its promise of domestic operations.
Eric Trump said the company’s phones would be made “right here in the United States of America,” and that customer service would be handled entirely from St. Louis, Missouri.
While no details have been released on specific manufacturers or supply chains, the message is clear: Trump Mobile is doubling down on its “America First” brand identity.
Also read: You won’t believe which Trump White House officials were just fired—the details inside!
Expanding into tech
Trump Mobile is part of a broader effort to grow the Trump Organization’s tech footprint.
Eric Trump referenced their work with Truth Social and World Liberty Financial—a cryptocurrency initiative—as examples of this shift.
“I really believe we’re gonna have one of the great kind of tech platforms as part of the Trump Organization of any company in the world,” he said.
Trump Mobile’s 47 Plan offers unlimited talk, text, and data for $47.45 a month, bundled with telehealth, roadside assistance, and a patriotic twist. YouTube / @TheVerge.
Also read: Trump teases the possibility of another political decision–"I'm not done yet."
How it compares to other carriers
At $47.45 per month, Trump Mobile positions itself as a lower-cost alternative to the major wireless carriers.
While companies like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile typically offer unlimited plans with extras such as streaming subscriptions, mobile hotspot data, and international roaming, Trump Mobile takes a different approach.
Instead of entertainment perks, it bundles in services like telehealth, 24/7 roadside assistance, and long-distance calling for military families—while leaning heavily into its “America First” branding.
Also read: Trump maintains criticism of Biden over economic growth figures—Here’s what to know
Is this the right plan for you?
For Trump supporters or those who value made-in-America products, Trump Mobile may feel like a natural fit.
The company promises no contracts, no credit checks, and helpful bonus services.
If you’re tired of international call centers or prefer customer support closer to home, this may catch your interest.
However, some questions remain:
- The network partner hasn't been officially named, which could affect coverage and data quality.
- It’s unclear whether customers can bring their own device, or if they’re locked into buying the T1.
- The longevity of software support for the T1 is unknown.
If you’re ready to try something new—and especially if you align with Trump’s political message—Trump Mobile might offer the right blend of price, perks, and patriotism.
But if you’re content with your current provider or want to see how the first wave of customers fare, it may be worth waiting for more reviews.
Read next: From cost cutter to counselor: Musk’s role with Trump shifts, not ends
Would you switch to Trump Mobile? Do you value its “America First” pitch and perks like telehealth and roadside help, or are you sticking with your current carrier for now? Let us know in the comments!
