President Donald Trump and his sons have officially entered the mobile phone market, unveiling Trump Mobile, a new 5G network paired with a Trump-branded gold smartphone set to launch later this year.
Revealed at a press conference at Trump Tower in Manhattan, the mobile service will offer unlimited data for $47.45 per month — a price that symbolically reflects Trump’s standing as the 45th and now 47th U.S. President.
Customers can join the network using their current iPhone or Android devices through either physical SIM or eSIM cards. While the service runs on infrastructure linked to the country’s three largest carriers, the announcement carefully avoided naming Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile directly.
The spotlight, however, was on the upcoming Trump T1 smartphone, a gleaming gold-colored Android 15 device with a 6.8-inch display, 120Hz refresh rate, fingerprint sensor, and AI-powered face unlock. The phone is expected to hit the market in September for $499.
“Trump Mobile is going to change the game,” said Donald Trump Jr., speaking alongside his brother Eric Trump. “This is about putting America first — and delivering the kind of quality people expect from the Trump name.”
The company promises round-the-clock U.S.-based customer service, emphasizing that callers will always reach a “real person.”
Trump Mobile is operating under MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) agreements and is subject to oversight by the Federal Communications Commission, chaired by Brendan Carr, a Trump appointee.
This new mobile venture adds to the Trump brand’s growing portfolio. According to financial disclosures, President Trump has earned over $600 million through sales of Trump-branded products ranging from watches and shoes to Bibles and fragrances.
