iPhones sure get hot easily when using a lot like taking pictures, using
maps, etc. For an example, old 11 Pro Max (iOS v17.6.1) got so hot that
its screen got darker like my hot 12 mini, Maps app couldn't display and
talk anymore (this was new during the road trip), etc. Its iOS
notification said iPhone was too hot. :( Do newer iPhones (e.g., 15)
have this problem too?

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering.
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On 08.09.24 06:46, Ant wrote:

iPhones sure get hot easily when using a lot like taking pictures, using maps, etc. For an example, old 11 Pro Max (iOS v17.6.1) got so hot that
its screen got darker like my hot 12 mini, Maps app couldn't display and
talk anymore (this was new during the road trip), etc. Its iOS
notification said iPhone was too hot. :( Do newer iPhones (e.g., 15)
have this problem too?

Never experienced this kind of issue with my iPhones. Currently stands
at 14. The only thermal issue is the wireless charging in my new EV. It
already stopped charging because of the temperature reached.

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering.

Sometimes a restart helps. Never expose the iPhone directly to sun.

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On 2024-09-08, Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote:

iPhones sure get hot easily when using a lot like taking pictures, using maps, etc. For an example, old 11 Pro Max (iOS v17.6.1) got so hot that
its screen got darker like my hot 12 mini, Maps app couldn't display and
talk anymore (this was new during the road trip), etc. Its iOS
notification said iPhone was too hot. :( Do newer iPhones (e.g., 15)
have this problem too?

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering.

The explanation is very simple: iPhones are smartphones. Smartphones are battery-operated devices. As batteries age, they generate more heat
during charging and discharging. This applies to all smartphones.
Replacing the battery in your old iPhone will restore performance.

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On 2024-09-08, Jörg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.net> wrote:

On 08.09.24 06:46, Ant wrote:

iPhones sure get hot easily when using a lot like taking pictures, using
maps, etc. For an example, old 11 Pro Max (iOS v17.6.1) got so hot that
its screen got darker like my hot 12 mini, Maps app couldn't display and
talk anymore (this was new during the road trip), etc. Its iOS
notification said iPhone was too hot. :( Do newer iPhones (e.g., 15)
have this problem too?

Never experienced this kind of issue with my iPhones. Currently stands
at 14. The only thermal issue is the wireless charging in my new EV. It already stopped charging because of the temperature reached.

No surprise there. The wireless charging implementation in most cars is notoriously crappy:

Wireless phone chargers in cars are awful <https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/wireless-phone-chargers-in-cars-are-awful-but-i-think-were-turning-a-corner/ar-BB1ngKy2>

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J÷rg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.net> wrote:

On 08.09.24 06:46, Ant wrote:

iPhones sure get hot easily when using a lot like taking pictures, using maps, etc. For an example, old 11 Pro Max (iOS v17.6.1) got so hot that
its screen got darker like my hot 12 mini, Maps app couldn't display and talk anymore (this was new during the road trip), etc. Its iOS
notification said iPhone was too hot. :( Do newer iPhones (e.g., 15)
have this problem too?

Never experienced this kind of issue with my iPhones. Currently stands
at 14. The only thermal issue is the wireless charging in my new EV. It already stopped charging because of the temperature reached.

Not using wireless, but was using USB cables.

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering.

Sometimes a restart helps. Never expose the iPhone directly to sun.

They did get some sun to take photos.
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Jolly Roger wrote on 8 Sep 2024 12:54:45 GMT :

The explanation is very simple: iPhones are smartphones. Smartphones are battery-operated devices. As batteries age, they generate more heat
during charging and discharging. This applies to all smartphones.
Replacing the battery in your old iPhone will restore performance.

The iPhone battery is cheap garbage, Jolly Roger, and you know that.
So it needs to be replaced more frequently. At greater expense.

Due to the notoriously crappy batteries Apple uses in iPhones, the effect
that Jolly Roger alludes to is far worse for iPhones than for Androids.

The reasons are well known why batteries die more often for iPhones, and
why the iPhone is designed specifically to make replacement infeasible.

It's not only that iPhone battery replacements can be ten times that of
Android battery replacements, but iPhones batteries need more replacing.

That's mainly due to the fact iPhone batteries are about half size overall.
No amount of clever Apple MARKETING can overcome lack of battery capacity.

Nor the fact an Apple battery, spec to spec, costs you 10x that of Android.

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On 2024-09-08, Andrew <andrew@spam.net> wrote:

Jolly Roger wrote on 8 Sep 2024 12:54:45 GMT :

The explanation is very simple: iPhones are smartphones. Smartphones are
battery-operated devices. As batteries age, they generate more heat
during charging and discharging. This applies to all smartphones.
Replacing the battery in your old iPhone will restore performance.

The iPhone battery is cheap garbage

Troll, troll, troll your boat...

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