The Trump Mobile T1, a gold-hued Android phone, is expected to ship this week after a lengthy delay that has frustrated nearly 600,000 customers who paid $100 deposits, totaling around $60 million. Initially announced nearly a year ago, the phone was supposed to launch in August but faced multiple postponements. A spokesperson for Trump Mobile, founded by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, stated that the delays were justified as they aimed to deliver an 'amazing product.' The T1 features average specs, including a Snapdragon chip, a 50MP main camera, and a 5000 mAh battery, with prices ranging from $500 to $1,000. Despite claims of being made in the USA, the company later clarified that the phone was designed with American values in mind. Alongside the T1, Trump Mobile offers various coverage plans, including a 5G plan priced at $47.45 per month, referencing Trump's two terms in office. The company has also been criticized for selling refurbished devices at inflated prices, raising questions about its business practices.