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“This Isn’t Great” People Divided Over The New $999 iPhone 15 Being Too Hot To Handle

As is often the case with new Apple products, the release of the iPhone 15 had tech enthusiasts forming lengthy queues around the world to purchase the company’s latest smartphone model. From New Delhi to Dubai, people were eager to discover the phone’s novel features, which include an ultra-wideband chip capable of connecting far-away users, major rear camera upgrades, and a design with softer contoured edges.

Still, not everyone was pleased with their purchase. Multiple users who encountered problems with their new iPhone model aired out their frustrations to their large social media following.

Less than a week after the newest iPhone 15 was released, users have encountered problems with their devices

The latest smartphone comes with an A17 Pro system-on-chip that allows for faster speeds than M2 Macbooks, a feature that’s especially exciting for the gaming community. In fact, Apple described the modern chip on its site as a “monster win for gaming.” 

It also refers to the update as “the biggest redesign in the history of Apple GPUs.”

This is why Chinese tech reviewer Geekerwan decided to put Apple’s new iPhone 15 Pro Max through different tests to see if it could handle long gaming sessions.

Sadly, it didn’t. Apart from discovering that the phone overheated during intense tasks, reaching temperatures of up to 48°C (118° F), Geekerwan found that the chip “throttled ” gaming performance.

Even if you’re using it for such basic things as socials or emails, the iPhone is still prone to overheating

To conduct his tests, the gamer played Genshin Impact for 30 minutes with high graphic settings in a room that reported a temperature of 25°C (77°F).

Afterward, he played Resident Evil Village and noticed that the A17 Pro chip’s quality was becoming affected, lowering from mid -40s to mid -30 fps.

Tech content creator from Canada, RJey, backed his claims by posting on X that the novel phone model “gets so hot sometimes that if you’re using it caseless you can’t hold it.”