iPhone 15 Pro Max Wi-Fi Issues

Same problem, brand new 15 Pro Max with an Orbi router system. Had no problems w my old iPhone 12 Pro Max, now I have to restart wifi constantly to restore internet. Worst thing is, I don't know it's disconnected until i try to do something internet-related on my phone, so I'm missing mail and like items. I rely on my phone for work, so unless Apple responds within this week, the phone is going back and I'm buying a much less expensive iPhone 14.

Here’s what I’m experiencing: no internet, drop and connect continuously, hardware is Bell Home Hub 3000.

no other device on home wifi is having this issue. It’s something with the iPhone 15 Pro Max that needs a fix. What’s your next recommendation Apple Support? Never had this issue on my IPhone 7. Now I’m using my cellular data as a work around which shouldn’t be required when I’m at my home location.

My iPhone 15 pro does not have a good wifi connection. Videos are always buffering and webpages take a long time to load. Once I turn wifi off cellular data loads no problem and the videos play fine. I should not have to use cellular data. My husband has an iPhone 14 pro and I had an iPhone 12 mini before upgrading. Both work fine on the same wifi. Our wifi speeds are fast so that is not the issue.

I have the same problem with my iPhone 15 pro. I just got on November 1st, 2023. I am hoping issue is resolved soon. I was much happier with my iPhone 11 and may be I should have waited longer to switch.

I have tried all suggested solutions including resetting the whole thing. Same experience as other folks, no wifi issue with any other apple devices or any non-apple device at home or at the office!!

My partner and I got a new iPhone 15 Pro last week and we are both havin the same issue and apple is not able to help and is not even acknowledging that they have an issue.

None of my other devices (Apple devices on same iOS (iPhone/ipad), laptops etc. has the issue except our new phones.

It is so frustrating that I am loosing my trust in this company.

I am still having issues with my iPhone 15 Pro Max. I connect to the WiFi at work, have an access point directly out of my office door and when connected to the WiFi zero service from texts, phonecalls, emails, etc. I disconnect and most everything comes pouring in. I reconnect and back to no internet connection. I am on WiFi calling and I still dont receive calls. I will get voicemails hours later, which becomes irritating when I am waiting for a specfic callback. Ive called the cable company to have them see if there is anything with the work WiFi signal and nothing its strong. I had an iPhone 13 Pro Max and had zero issues (still didnt receive calls even on wiFi calling), so this is clearly an Apple issue. Hopefully there is a permanent fix soon.

That sounds like an issue with your network at work; many corporate networks block the ports used for Wi-Fi calling and other services resulting in the behavior you report.

You cannot state that because an iPhone 13 works it's an Apple issue because the iPhone 13 did not support Wi-Fi 6E; if your router does, it may be an issue with their implementation of it.

Use Wi-Fi 6E networks with Apple devices - Apple Support

My router is on the latest firmware and that screenshot is sitting in the same room looking at the router.

The WiFi 6 (not 6E as my router doesn’t support that) performance is garbage and is less than half the speed my old Google Pixel 4 can achieve.

I’ve tried adjusting the channels and bandwidths. Tried separating the SSIDs. WiFi speed on this device is never what it should be on WiFi 6 and after a few hours it will slow to a crawl (like the screenshot) with the only fix being a device reboot or occasionally turning WiFi off and then on again.

No issues with any other devices on my network, just this iPhone 15 pro max (and an iPhone 15 pro we also have).

I have latest NetGear Orbi mesh 970 and iPhone 15 Pro Max and facing the same issue, my phone keep disconnecting from Wi-Fi, i tried disabling wifi 6E on the phone, resetting Network settings, disable private Wi-Fi address.

No luck, the phone connect and disconnect on it is own from time to time...

I also been having issues since I got my iPhone 15 Pro Max. I have a router where I can't change the bandwidth frequencies so I can't try that. What's really weird is that the phone can't connect next to my router but if I go upstairs in my home office it can connect, but just in that specific room. All my other Apple devices work perfectly everywhere so the network is not the issue. I can also connect to other wifi (public ones) just fine, it just doesn't work at home which is super annoying and leading me to go in data overage with the associate cost. Apple needs to fix this now!!!

Same problem here. I'm using the Asus RT-AC66W router. All my other devices are working fine on this router but my new 15PM. I tried resetting the network as per a Google search but that did not fix the issue. I'm hoping this issue gets fixed soon.

I am having the same wifi issue as many others. I did upgraded to IOS 17.1 but still nothing better. The WiFi connection is awful and keeps on and off plus the speed is very slow. I hope Apple can fix the issue asap.

Every single other device in our home connects to our Home Hub 3000 with zero issue, including my girlfriend’s iPhone 14 Pro. The only device in the house with issues is my iPhone 15 Pro Max. This is 100% an issue with the new iPhone.

i have issue connect to tp link deco x80 (not 5g model) on 5Ghz channel.

already update ios to 17.1.1 still no hope for it, whenever i connect on 5ghz, my phone keep rejecting it.

but with my s23 and fold work perfectly on 5ghz and i got full speed.

cmon apple! fix this!

am using deco x80 not archer.

https://www.tp-link.com/my/support/download/deco-x80/#Firmware

and i already updated with the latest firmware.

still 0 chance to connect on 5Ghz channel.

i tried to set whenever my iphone 15 PM connect, always connect to 5Ghz channel on deco app.

but whenever i change from 2.4 Ghz to 5 Ghz, my phone unable to connect to my wifi ssid.