All four of the new iPhone models have been overheating with temperatures reaching as high as 116 degrees Fahrenheit.
Some units had the display incorrectly aligned with the phone's edges and on others, the back glass was not flush with the titanium enclosure. One anonymous Apple Genius Bar employee sent a message to Majin Bu that the tipster shared on X. The message said that employees at an unnamed Apple Store were setting upInfrared camera shows iPhone 15 overheating. Image Credit-9to5 Mac
The Apple Store employee said that those working on this task along with him were spotting imperfections with the back glass which was supposed to lie flush against the titanium enclosure. These Apple Store employees felt that the non-Pro models were of a higher quality than the premium Pro models. A manager overheard the team discussing this and called them aside to tell them not to discuss this with customers. The team also had problems setting up the display units and installing profiles.
Sure enough, on the release date, some customers of this Apple Store stayed the entire day at the location trying to set up their new phones. Some of the customers who purchased theimmediately returned their phones due to"hardware and cosmetic imperfections." The Apple Store Genius Bar employee recommends delaying the purchase of a Pro model until November.
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