‎Trump Mobile unveils $499 MAGA smartphone and wireless plan for 'conservative consumers'

By: Shawn
The Trump Organization has announced the launch of Trump Mobile, a new mobile phone service and branded smartphone targeted at right-leaning Americans. Described on its website as “the power of Trump Mobile,” the device is showcased in a flashy gold finish and promises to offer a U.S.-made alternative to major carriers such as T-Mobile and AT&T.
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Trump Mobile launches $499 MAGA phone + $47.45/month plan. U.S.-made smartphone with telemedicine & texting, aimed at conservative consumers.
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‎Introduced at Trump Tower in New York by Donald Trump Jr., the new offering is part of a broader product ecosystem the organization plans to roll out. According to Trump Jr., the package includes telemedicine services, roadside assistance, and unlimited international texting to over 100 countries.
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‎Retailing at $499, the smartphone is expected to hit the market in September 2025, alongside a monthly subscription plan starting at $47.45. The Trump family is positioning this venture as more than just a telecom option—it's a politically aligned alternative in an industry dominated by traditional giants.
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‎The Trump Organization, which handles the former president’s private business empire, confirmed that company leadership will transition once again to Donald Trump's children—a setup previously used during his first term in the White House. Critics continue to raise concerns about conflict of interest risks, particularly with the 2024 election cycle in full swing.
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‎Historically associated with luxury hotels and golf resorts, the Trump brand has in recent years expanded into cryptocurrency, conservative media, and digital platforms. Now, the mobile market joins the lineup.
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‎Trump Mobile represents the latest step in creating a MAGA-branded technology ecosystem for a loyal base eager for "America First" products that reflect their values.

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