iPhone 15 overheating

If anyone's phone is too hot while charging, they should get it checked out by Apple.

no I am not seeing any message as such, as you said it is better to have it tested by apple to figure out. Thanks!

Good. Worrying about it isn't good. Get it tested and if Apple says it's operating in a normal temperature range, then you can stop worrying and just enjoy your new phone!

Since the recent update heat seems to be minimal now. Think apple might have fixed the issue.

And so you're doing the right thing by taking your phone to the Genius Bar. Why you seem so bent on trying to tell me I'm wrong, is a waste of time.

Mine over heated and took the phone back simple really

jannatRandhawa97 wrote:

My 15 pro max got superhot while charging .I I already updated to 17.03. is there any fix or should I return the phone?

The current version of is iOS 17.1.

Hey, if you don’t mind me asking what is indexing? My 15 PM is heating up a lot too. I noticed as soon as a turned it on and started setting up the phone. And now I’m charging it for the first time and got super hot even tho I wasn’t even using it. I picked it up to browse on Safari and felt the heat through my case. Idk what is up but I’m really upset. I didn’t pay over $1k for this

Same here. I noticed it on day 1, it was very noticeably hot after only minutes of using. It cools down when I lock it and set it down and then gets hot after just a couple of minutes. I only have 44GB used out of 256GB so I find it hard to believe that it’s indexing still. Mine before this was the 11 and I never had that issue even after an hour of use. My husband also got the 15 PM and he was even pretty taken back by how hot mine was. He mentioned it to me without me even saying it. He’s not experiencing this with his. It’s uncomfortably hot

The ongoing issue is still persisting and continuing.

The phone gets warm.

It's hard to believe that a high-end device would have this problem; it must be a hardware problem.

Including images.

15 pro max blue titanium.

I have the 15 Pro Max 1tb white titanium. It is getting so hot, that I can’t even hold it. And that was just checking the weather. My 13 Pro Max never got this hot. I hope this can be fixed. This feels like a very expensive mistake.

lobsterghost1 said:

"EVERY TIME you plug your phone in to charge it WILL get warm."

Did you actually read all of the discussion here? As for mine, getting hot enough to be uncomfortable to hold while watching streaming video for 10 minutes, I hadn't had it on a charger for hours at that point.

Again, I'm not totally writing off the idea that indexing could be involved. This is far from my first rodeo with a new iPhone and I'm aware of indexing and the effects that it has. This is well beyond what I've experienced with it before though.

At the very least, I feel like it speaks very poorly to the thermals of the new phone. If it's going to heat up like this every time the processor gets a little taxed, that's potentially going to have a very significant impact on battery life and overall longevity. Apple may have finally overreached on what they can do with the current design here.

lobsterghost1 said:

"If you think there is an issue with your new phone, instead of complaining on a user to user only forum, schedule an appointment at your Apple Store Genius Bar"

It's called discussion to see how wide-spread the problem is. Honestly, I expect that the Genius Bar will run their diagnostics on it and tell me that it's totally fine, because everything works. It just gets really hot while it's working. If it's only my phone, then I'll just return it while I'm still in my return period and get another one. If it's everyone's phones and getting another one won't fix the problem, then I'll have to think about what my other options are (probably returning it and going back to my 12 Pro for another year, good thing I didn't do that trade-in yet...).

This is called Apple Support "Communities." It really isn't a discussion forum. It is where users can ask other users for technical support. And users, if they can offer support provide it. Complaining over and over accomplishes nothing. I've offered things you can try. If you tried them and they didn't help, then contact Apple directly and have your phone tested.

Or keep complaining, which won't help you in any way.

Alright check voice over and It was off but still it overheats on every task it’s doing. This seems to be a wider issue as many people is referring to this. And there is NO official communication done by Apple at this point. So??? Any one has find a workaround??