Do the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro have an overheating problem? Here’s everything we know about the issue so far.
The Apple iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 series have been launched with much fanfare, but it seems that not all users are completely satisfied with the new handsets. Despite the many improvements and new features that come with these phones, users of both the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 have taken to social media to complain about overheating issues.
While this may not be a cause for immediate alarm, it is certainly something that Apple and its team of engineers will need to monitor closely, assuming there is a system-wide problem, which there might not be. The last thing anyone wants is for the new phones to become a safety hazard or for users to suffer damage to their devices.
Is this something to worry about? Is it happening? Here are a few thoughts that may shed some light on the iPhone 15 overheating debate.What people are saying about iPhone 15 overheating issues
Over the past few days, various user complaints have popped up online by iPhone 15 owners saying their new devices are overheating. Some, for example, have taken to the Apple discussion groups to express their dismay, while others have left messages on Reddit and elsewhere.
New smartphones commonly heat up more than usual during setup and in the first 24 hours of use, even those not manufactured by Apple. The issues being reported may have occurred during these instances. For example, Digital Trends’ Christine Chan has said that her iPhone 15 Pro became hot during setup and restoration from a backup.
