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Before someone gives me the lame excuse of 'it's your carrier', I've had all of the earlier models with the same carrier and never had this problem. I've tried the "workaround" of turning airplane mode on/off. Doesn't work. Have to power down and power up. When you pay this much for a phone, you expect it to at least be able to make a phone call. Any suggestions before I send it back?
iPhone 14 Pro Max
dyeager2021 wrote:
Before someone gives me the lame excuse of 'it's your carrier', I've had all of the earlier models with the same carrier and never had this problem. I've tried the "workaround" of turning airplane mode on/off. Doesn't work. Have to power down and power up. When you pay this much for a phone, you expect it to at least be able to make a phone call. Any suggestions before I send it back?
Yea you contact your phone carrier, that is their feature, doesn't matter if it work on your old device this is a new phone.
Let your phone company know that you pay a monthly service to them at includes the ability to make/receive that you expect it to work on your new phone.
dyeager2021 wrote:
Before someone gives me the lame excuse of 'it's your carrier', I've had all of the earlier models with the same carrier and never had this problem. I've tried the "workaround" of turning airplane mode on/off. Doesn't work. Have to power down and power up. When you pay this much for a phone, you expect it to at least be able to make a phone call. Any suggestions before I send it back?
Yea you contact your phone carrier, that is their feature, doesn't matter if it work on your old device this is a new phone.
Let your phone company know that you pay a monthly service to them at includes the ability to make/receive that you expect it to work on your new phone.
at the end of the day, the iphone 14 isn't worth the hassle. easier to turn it in.
Constant failed calls on Iphone 14 Max Pro
