The device, as experts quickly pointed out at the time, looked an awful lot like a mid-tier Android phone from a Chinese smartphone company, drawing plenty of skepticism. “The concept of making iPhones in the US is a nonstarter,” Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives said last year, estimating that a price tag for an iPhone could triple if made in the US. In other words, Trump Mobile failing to live up to its promises since its founding last summer isn’t surprising in the least. For the time being, Trump Mobile is slinging used iPhones and Samsung Galaxy smartphones for prices up to $630. More on Trump Mobile: Trump Believes Entire iPhones Can Be Manufactured in America