Are iPhones Overheating?

I mean, like I said, it gets warm, but so did my

uh, my, I keep, the numbers are keep eluding me. So did the 14 Pro

Anytime that, you know, you're charging something on fast charge or you're updating a million apps

all in a row or, you know, I don't do things like, you know, do serious games on there or try and transfer

you know, a gigantic video to a Mac. I just do normal everyday stuff

And yeah, every iPhone gets a little warm when it does stuff, right

I don't think this one seems more hot than ever. And I don't even have a case on it, you know

which I don't know, maybe the case, maybe the fact that it doesn't have a case

means it doesn't overheat as much, but it doesn't, I don't find it uncomfortable

I haven't found it like, oh no, my phone is so hot that it hurts

I feel like I'm incredibly skeptical whenever there's these stories about the device overheating that came out

Within the first week of the device releasing, because this is the same time that, you know

you're just setting up your iPhone, it's installing all these apps, as you mentioned. Yeah, that's a good point

It's indexing all the files. Your phone is doing a lot the first day you get it

especially if you're plugging it in and fast charging it. So if there's still reports of iPhones overheating

next week or like a month from now, then I'll start to give credence to this story

But I'm skeptical for now. That's an interesting point. I saw a great video by iPhone Doe on YouTube

and he was saying that he thinks that it's the result of people using Instagram, and he did an example

where he was monitoring the heat on his phone, and he was showing, using different apps

it was warm, it was warm, it was warm, and then he loads Instagram, and poof, all of a sudden, the temperature starts skyrocketing

and it starts going to like 100 degrees. But was that because he just installed Instagram

for the first time, or was there a bug with the Instagram app

I don't have any issues with my phone overheating either. It did get hot when I was first setting it up

but since then, I haven't had a single instance where it's gotten really hot

Now again, I haven't been using it very long, so maybe I'm not doing what people

who have overheating phones are doing with their phones. Maybe that's the problem

I don't know, but so far, it's been pretty normal. I would say it's gotten hotter

than other phones that I've owned, but it wasn't so bad that it was gonna burn

my fingertips off or something. Maybe I won the Silicon Lottery, or maybe it has something to do with apps

that people are using. I don't know. Ming-Chi Kuo had a tweet about this

He said that his survey indicates that the iPhone 15 Pro series overheating issues

are unrelated to TSMC's advanced three nanometer no, which some people were speculating

that that was the problem, is that these chips just got hotter. The primary cause, he says, is more likely

the compromise is made in the thermal system to achieve a lighter weight

Such as the reduced heat dissipation area and the use of a titanium frame

which negatively impacts thermal efficiency. So maybe that's it