iPhones continue to overheat, despite the update?

For some iOS 17.0.3 users, the update fixes the overheating problem with their iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, a new analysis ensures that some owners of the affected mobiles are still facing this major problem. Apple would therefore not have really succeeded in solving this phenomenon, which is not a first for the Apple firm.

Indeed, in the past, we also know that the chargerAirPowercould have been canceled due to one very incident. This wireless charger, in the form of a mat much wider than the MagSafe double charger, was announced by Apple with great fanfare during a keynote. But the product will never see the light of day, forcing many iPhone buyers to obtain their supplies from third-party accessory manufacturers.

Which models are affected?

According to most testimonies reporting cases of iPhones suffering from overheating, these are mainlythe iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Maxwho are affected. This, regardless of the storage capacity chosen when ordering.

The origin of the incident is not yet 100% confirmed. But it could be a code error, hence the simple update to correct it.

In general, Apple is rather reactive when it comes to correcting the situation after discovering this type of bug. With more than a billion iPhones in circulation around the world today, it's the least we can do.

Some tips to avoid overheating

To try to limit the risks of overheating, which can occur even with healthy equipment, here are some tips:

avoid putting too much strain on the screen or processor when the iPhone is plugged into the mains
do not expose the iPhone to direct sunlight
limit the use of particularly energy-intensive apps (games, 120 Hz, etc.)

Are you still suffering from overheating on your iPhone 15 Pro, and for which iPhone 15 Pro model precisely (between iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max)?