Only some final assembly will occur in Florida. The phone has also been redesigned, prompting a price bump, but not for those who placed preorders.
Two executives are promising that the long-delayed Trump Mobile T1 phone will arrive soon, possibly by the end of March. But it won’t be American-made.
Trump Mobile executives Don Hendrickson and Eric Thomas spoke to The Verge about the phone, which was supposed to launch in August or September, but is currently MIA. The executives revealed that the T1 has been redesigned with improved specs, including a larger screen closer to 6.8 inches, rather than the original 6.25-inch display.
The device will also use an unspecified Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 series chipset, carry a higher amount of storage at 512GB, and feature support for an up to 1TB microSD card.
