Trump Mobile Removes Made in USA Claims from T1 Phone Website

The Trump Organization recently launched Trump Mobile and its accompanying T1 smartphone, initially promoting the device as "Made in the USA." However, the company's website has since removed explicit "Made in the USA" claims, replacing them with vague phrases like "created considering American values" and "proudly American," sparking skepticism about the phone's actual manufacturing origin. Investigations revealed that the T1 phone closely resembles a Chinese-made model by Wingtech, suggesting the device is designed and manufactured in China and merely refurbished and branded by Trump Mobile. Despite these findings and changes to product specifications on the website, Trump Mobile representatives have insisted the phones are "proudly made in America," denying any contrary speculation. Industry experts remain doubtful, noting the difficulties any phone manufacturer faces in producing entirely domestically assembled smartphones. The Trump Mobile service will operate on major U.S. networks with a flagship plan named The 47 Plan, reflecting President Trump's ordinal number, but the phone’s release has been delayed and its American manufacturing claims remain unverified.