Donald Trump’s business empire has now entered the telecom sector. Trump Mobile’s T1 smartphone was announced on Monday, which is completely made in the US and will also have customer service facilities in the US. This information was given by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump at Trump Tower in New York, as reported by Reuters.
Donald Trump Jr. said, “We have worked with some of the best people in the industry to make sure that real American citizens get real value from their mobile service provider,” as quoted by Times of India. The launch came on the day Trump’s 2016 presidential election campaign completed 10 years. ‘Trump Mobile’ is presenting itself as an alternative to traditional network companies and is targeting conservative consumers by taking advantage of the popularity of the Trump brand. The service will be based on the mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) model, which will operate by renting networks from the three major telecom companies of America.
Key features of T1 smartphone:
- Price: $499 (approximately ₹42,893), initial payment: $100
- 6.8-inch AMOLED screen, 120Hz refresh rate
- 50-megapixel primary camera
- 5000mAh battery
- Android 15 system
- 12GB RAM, up to 256GB expandable storage
- Fingerprint sensor and AI face unlock
This device is designed with the tagline ‘Designed and manufactured in America’ to target customers who want domestic options instead of foreign brands. More than 60 million smartphones are purchased in the US every year, but most devices are manufactured overseas.
Service plan and features:
The flagship plan of Trump Mobile will be available at a monthly price of $47.45 (approximately ₹4,0787). In this plan, Trump is presented as the 47th President of America. It will include:
- Unlimited calling, texting, and data
- No contract or credit check
- 24/7 roadside assistance
- Telehealth services
- Device protection
- Free international calling to 100+ countries
- Free calling to overseas bases for military families
A 250-seat customer service center will also be operated in the US, which will be open 24 hours a day and customers will be interacted with by real people, not automated systems.
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