The Trump Mobile T1 smartphone has finally started shipping to customers after significant delays that pushed its launch beyond the original 2025 target. Announced by the Trump Organization, the phone features a 6.78-inch display, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, triple-camera setup, and a 5,000mAh battery. It runs on the Android Operating System and is priced at $499, with a $100 deposit required for orders. Customers can also subscribe to a '47 Plan' for unlimited calling, texting, and data at $47.45 per month. The rollout has been controversial, particularly regarding claims of American manufacturing. Initially marketed as a low-cost device made in the U.S., the company later clarified that the phones are assembled domestically, not fully manufactured. Additionally, the preorder process faced backlash due to updated terms that stated deposits do not guarantee device availability, leaving many customers frustrated. Despite these issues, CEO Pat O’Brien confirmed that devices would begin shipping this week, with remaining orders fulfilled in the following weeks.