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Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority
The iPhone 15 Pro is notorious for its overheating problem. When running extensive tasks, the flagship phone sometimes becomes too warm to hold  particularly towards its top left corner. Apple addressed this issue when launching the iPhone 16 Pro by baking graphene sheets into the thermal system. To further enhance the cooling mechanism, all iPhone 17 models may adopt vapor chamber technology. In August, reputable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo stated that the iPhone 17 Pro Max would exclusively feature “an upgraded cooling system combining vapor chamber (VC) technology and graphite sheets.†He emphasized at the time that the rest of the 2025 iPhone lineup would miss out on the vapor chamber and rely solely on graphite sheets for thermal management. More... |
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