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My iPhone 11 is seriously overheating and will not charge as temperature surges almost immediately. Is this manufacturing problem? I've seen a few posts about the 11 overheating. iPhone is 21 months old and still under warranty. Am I entitled to a replacement or repair??
iPhone 11
Please take a look at the following article, which will give you some sound advice on the temperature of your iPhone.
Keeping iPhone, iPad and iPod touch within acceptable operating temperatures – Apple Support
Please take a look at the following article, which will give you some sound advice on the temperature of your iPhone.
Keeping iPhone, iPad and iPod touch within acceptable operating temperatures – Apple Support
Based in your description, it is possible that your iPhone is damaged or it’s battery has failed. Either way, only an authorized technician can make that determination. Take it to an Apple store or an authorized service provider for evaluation. If you have some form of AppleCare, then it is probably covered with a replacement fee. Otherwise, the standard warranty period is 12 months.
Still possible, but less likely, is that your charger or charging cable is damaged. You can swap in another to rule that out.
I have an old iPhone 6 with a failed (and swollen) battery. It behaves exactly as you described.
I get the thermometer within seconds of using phone or charging. It's scarily hot and almost untouchable. It's now out of charge but it did get hot even when turned off!
IPHONE 11 OVERHEATING
