Trump Mobile's T1 Phone, announced back in June, is set to finally reach buyers late this week.
The news was confirmed by company CEO Pat O'Brien, who also revealed some images and videos of the phone. The T1 Phone was actually supposed to launch last August, but has been repeatedly delayed for various reasons.
One notable aspect is that while the company initially promised the phone would be manufactured in the United States, it has now confirmed that it will actually be produced in another country.
The CEO says the delay in releasing the phone was worthwhile as it will be a premium product. However, tech experts have noticed that the phone's design and specs are quite similar to the HTC U24 Pro, which was released nearly two years ago.
The T1 Phone will be priced at $499 USD, and unlike current new phones, it will come with a charger, USB-C cable, and silicone case included in the box.
The type of chipset used inside the phone remains undisclosed, and these secrets are expected to be revealed when the phones reach the first "lucky" customers to purchase them.
Ref: gsmarena
