Nine months on, the Trump phone remains unavailable.

Where’s the Trump phone? We’re going to keep the conversation going every week. As usual, we’ve reached out to inquire about the whereabouts of the Trump phone, and once again, we’re left waiting for a response.

It’s been over a month since two Trump Mobile executives showcased what they claimed was the T1 Phone, and since then, there’s been… nothing. No updates, no announcements, no phone. The company has also gone silent on my emails.

When I spoke with Don Hendrickson and Eric Thomas in early February, they mentioned that the Trump Mobile website would be updated within “the next couple of weeks” with a complete spec sheet and images of the updated phone I saw during a video call. That was six weeks ago, and the website remains unchanged.

They also indicated that by mid-March, the device was expected to clear its certification with T-Mobile, the final step before it could officially launch and start shipping to customers. As we approach late March, I reached out to Hendrickson and Thomas to check on the certification status but received no reply. I also contacted T-Mobile, which chose not to comment.

While the Trump Mobile executives didn’t commit to a March release date during our conversation, this situation isn’t as severe as when the T1 phone missed its launches in August, September, and December 2025. However, it has now been over nine months since the phone was announced, during which we’ve only seen one poor render, two different spec sheets, and a blurry glimpse over Google Meet.

If the Trump phone is indeed real, it’s supposed to be arriving soon. I’m skeptical about that happening, but as someone eager to review it, I want to hold onto hope.

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