iPhone 15 Pro Overheating Issues Revealed: Experts and Apple Weigh In
Owners of the newly released iPhone 15 Pro are taking to the web to report that their smartphones are overheating within minutes of use. Temperature checks have shown that the devices can reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Industry experts attribute this issue to compromises made in the thermal system design in order to achieve a lighter weight. However, Apple recently stated that the problem is actually caused by a bug in the iOS 17 software.
An Apple spokesperson informed DailyMail.com that users may experience their iPhone 15 Pro feeling warmer during activities such as setup, backup restoration, wireless charging, and the use of graphics or processor-intensive apps. The spokesperson also mentioned that a forthcoming operating system update, iOS 17.0.3, is expected to fix the overheating problem, but no specific release date has been provided.
It has been suggested that the way users charge their iPhone 15 Pro may contribute to the overheating. Some users have shared their frustration with apps like Instagram, claiming that the device becomes excessively hot within minutes of use. Instagram has released an updated version of their app aimed at resolving this issue, while other applications like Uber are rolling out their updates gradually.
In the meantime, Apple recommends pausing app usage if the device’s temperature increases. Users can also consider using a USB-C cable and a power adapter that complies with the USB-C standard for charging their iPhone 15 Pro. Higher-wattage power adapters can be used for faster charging.
Reports of overheating iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max have been circulating since their launch. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes the issue is related to the device designs and suggests that a software update could address the problem. However, Apple has stated that the cause is an overloaded chip.
In conclusion, iPhone 15 Pro owners are eagerly awaiting the iOS 17.0.3 update in the hopes that it will resolve the overheating issue. Until then, users are advised to monitor their device’s temperature and take necessary precautions to prevent overheating.
Sources:
DailyMail.com,
CNET
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