Alicia Silverstone titties over Trump’s $499 ‘All American’ gold-plated smartphone T1 promising to rival iPhone 17 is actually a ‘Made In China’ copy of T-Mobile’s $169 REVVL 7 Pro 5G

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Trump’s ‘all American’ gold-plated smartphone promising to rival iPhone 17 is ‘made in China’

The “made in USA” phone is actually a cheap Chinese android device that will sell for triple its price on Amazon

Social media users were quick to discover that Trump’s T1 phone closely resembles an existing smartphone produced in China and offered on Amazon for a third of the price.

The flagship product from the Trump Organization’s Trump Mobile network is the T1, a gold-plated smartphone marketed as one made in the US. Due to ship in August, the phone leans on Trump’s personal brand as a US-centric alternative to Apple’s newest iPhone 17, which will be available in September.

Trump Mobile, a corresponding mobile phone network that will be offered by the Trump Organization, has been similarly described as an “All-American service.” According to a brief investigation by social media users this week, however, the cellphone is actually a reskinned android device produced in China for triple the price it is advertised for on Amazon.

A T1 press release for the T1 mentions that the phone will be “proudly designed and built in the United States,” according to Apple Insider. Eric Trump, the executive vice president of Trump Organization and the president’s son, has also repeatedly stated in public speaking appearances and media interviews that the phones will be produced in America.

The T1 is said to include several modded components, none of which are able to be produced in the US.

“You’re gonna have phones that are made right here in the United States of America,” he told Fox Business Monday. “Making phones in America, it’s about time we bring products back to our great country,” he said while on stage for the phone’s launch.

However, it reportedly took social media about an hour to discover where the phone really comes from.

And the answer is… Wingtech REVVL 7 Pro 5G!

Same device as the T-Mobile REVVL 7 Pro 5G, custom body. Wingtech, now owned by Luxshare, makes it in Jiaxing, Wuxi, or Kunming China https://t.co/KFS3WtMF5O

— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) June 16, 2025

Platform X, analyst Max Weinbach said that the T1 closely resembles the T-Mobile REVVL 7 Pro 5G. The device is made by Wingtech, which is owned by Chinese manufacturer Luxshare. The T-Mobile version of the phone is believed to be manufactured in Kiaxing, Wuxi or Kunming, in China, Apple Insider wrote.

The phone costs $250 at full retail, but can dip to $169 when on sale. Trump’s phone, however, will cost Americans $499.

There appear to be several small technical differences between the pro REVVL 7 phone and Trump’s T1, including a slightly moved camera and new, golden enclosure.

The T1 is also said to have a 6.8-inch Punch-Hole AMOLED display and an under-screen fingerprint sensor. These parts would all need to be imported from outside the US, according to Apple Insider. There are no domestic AMOLED display manufacturers, and the VCSEL used for facial unlock technology is also produced outside the country. The replacement camera modules themselves will need to be imported as well.

The Trump Mobile website lacks disclosure on additional fees that might be incurred if customers purchase a monthly cellphone plan.

These parts will be also affected by the Trump administration’s own tariffs, unless a special deal has been arranged.

Trump Mobile, the wireless provider that perhaps represents the more significant of the two product launches by the Trump Organization, has been advertised as delivering “top-tier connectivity” at an “unbeatable value.”

Despite the branding, Trump Mobile is not a new cell network itself. Rather, it will likely work on the three major established carriers in the US: T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon.

Customers will need to pay $47.45 per month for a Trump Mobile plan, a relatively high price point compared to other networks. The range of additional services it purports to offer include 20 gigabytes of “high speed” data, unlimited talk and texts, and free international calling to over 100 locations.

It also promises “Device Protection,” but does not elaborate on what it entails. Similarly, the Trump Mobile website does not offer disclosure on what additional fees may be attached to plan purchases, nor how often they might crop up.

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