Written by Amira Shehata Thursday, September 28, 2023 05:00 PM Users complained that the temperature of their iPhone 15 Pro from Apple was more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and many pictures of these temperature checks were shared online, one of which shows… iPhone 15 Pro In silver, it recorded a temperature of 108 degrees.
According to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, one user said that he only used the smartphone to make a five-minute call before the temperature rose so high that he could not handle it.
YouTube users are also testing these claims, with some finding the device reached 118 degrees, and industry experts have suggested the higher temperature is due to “compromises made in the design of the thermal system to achieve lighter weight.”
Overheating may also occur if you charge the smartphone using an incompatible USB-C cable and power adapter.
A 20W USB-C power adapter or a higher wattage USB-C power adapter is standard.
Reports of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max overheating have been circulating on the web since the smartphones hit the market last week.
Some new owners are investigating the situation using electric thermometers, and sharing their results online, with one Reddit user posting a photo of his silver iPhone 15 Pro while checking the temperature on the back of the device.
“It gets so hot that I’m afraid to touch it, and my leg hurts if it’s in my pocket,” one user shared.
Another Reddit user found that his new iPhone Pro Max reached 104.3 degrees but was only experiencing overheating on the left side of the device.
A Chinese tech blogger named Geekerwan discovered that the iPhone Pro reaches new high levels of temperatures in just 30 minutes.
“The surface temperature of the iPhone 15 Pro set a new record in my experience with iPhone devices, reaching 48 degrees Celsius,” he said in a video posted on YouTube. [118 فهرنهايت]”.
The technical expert suggested that the heat comes from the A17 Pro chip, which is the new processing chip that powers artificial intelligence capabilities, battery life, and more.
2023-09-28 14:00:00
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