Trump Mobile's T1 Phone remains in development despite multiple delays and design changes. Executives Don Hendrickson and Eric Thomas confirmed the handset is still coming but revealed significant alterations to both hardware and appearance. The device now features a more prominent camera island with three vertically stacked sensors, though the T1 logo has been removed while maintaining gold accents and American flag branding.

The company now claims the phone is only assembled in the US, though components are manufactured elsewhere. Given the current smartphone market dynamics, it's likely most hardware will be sourced from China. The T1 Phone will run on a mid-range Snapdragon 7 series chipset paired with 512GB expandable storage supporting up to 1TB microSD cards.

Power comes from a 5,000 mAh battery, while the camera setup includes a 50MP main sensor joined by a dedicated zoom shooter and ultrawide camera. Both front and rear cameras offer 50MP resolution. Pricing has increased significantly from the originally promised $499 to a range between $500 and $1,000, though customers who placed $100 deposits will pay $499 total.

Quick Fact: The T1 Phone's camera system features three rear sensors including a 50MP main camera.