The T1 Phone from Trump Mobile is finally set to ship to its first customers later this week, as confirmed by CEO Pat O’Brien in an exclusive report for USA Today. Initially announced in June of the previous year, the phone's launch faced multiple delays, moving from an expected August release to October, and then to 'later this year'. The device reportedly shares most of its hardware and design with the nearly two-year-old HTC U24 Pro, while retailing at $499. Although the exact chipset remains undisclosed, O’Brien emphasized that the delays were justified, claiming they are delivering an 'amazing product'. Each pre-ordered T1 Phone will come with a bundled charging brick, a braided USB-C cable, and a clear silicone case, enhancing its packaging compared to many current smartphones.