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Trump’s New ‘All-American’ Smartphone Is Made in China
American” smartphone being sold by President Donald Trump’s family is reportedly manufactured in China. The just-launched Trump Mobile is selling a gold iPhone lookalike for $499, despite the device’s base model—albeit without the gilded trim or Trump branding—being available on Amazon for just $169,

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Irish Star on MSN · 12h
Trump's 'all American' gold-plated smartphone promising to rival iPhone 17 is 'made in China'
Trump’s Smartphone Can’t Be Made in America for $499 by August
Mobile Experts Skeptical of Trump 'T1' Phone Made-in-America Claims
"Making phones in America. It’s about time we bring products back to our great country," President Trump's son, Eric Trump, said while talking about the device.

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Trump Mobile Phone Company Announced by President’s Family, but Details Are Murky
CNET · 17h
Trump Mobile Launches: What to Know About the T1 Phone, 47 Calling and Data Plan
The Trump Organization is debuting a cellular phone service called T1 Phone at $47.45 a month
The plan will also include free calls to more than 100 countries, including those with U.S. military bases.

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Trump Organization eyes a new Trump-branded wireless service, complete with gold phones
Trump sons announce wireless service called Trump Mobile
Trump Mobile launches T1 Phone as part of its America-first tech push, read price, specifications
Trump Mobile introduces T1 Phone with 6.78-inch AMOLED display, Android 15, 12GB RAM, and unique perks under The 47 Plan wireless service.
Why Trump Mobile’s $499 smartphone likely won’t be made in the USA — at least not yet
Trump Mobile’s vow to make a $499 gilded smartphone in the US by this summer with some specs that exceed high-end Apple iPhones — and for a fraction of the price — has industry experts calling it fool’s gold.
For Trump, Resolving US-China Trade Fight Comes at a Cost
President Donald Trump is hailing the latest trade framework with China as a game-changing breakthrough. Yet the deal he touted Wednesday represents little more than a reset back to earlier terms — and even that came at a cost.
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