Apple’s flagship models today are called iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. When the two smartphones arrived in the hands of users, there was no shortage of criticism regarding a very delicate issue: the overheating.

The Cupertino company was in fact forced to take note of the problem and release the new update to iOS 17.0.3 to eliminate, apparently permanently, the bug. The issue was becoming really difficult to argue, as several users stated that it was even difficult to hold their iPhone.

Obviously another problem arose from here: the abnormal battery discharge. Fortunately, all this has been resolved, but Apple is reportedly taking countermeasures for the near future.

iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max with a graphene cooling system: it’s the solution

Although the new update has solved the problem, there are still users who continue to feel some abnormal heat coming from their smartphone. Especially during the recharge in fact the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max tend to heat up a little but it could also be normal.

To prevent all this from recurring in the future, Apple would have chosen to work on a new system. In fact, the company would have chosen to focus on the use of graphene, a very particular material that would be able to dissipate heat more easily. In addition to this, however, there are also those who claim that Apple could focus on one steam chamber designed specifically for heat dissipation, exactly as Samsung did with its Galaxy S24.

Returning to graphene, about the new ones iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max could use a layer directly connected to the processor, a component that should absolutely be preserved. There are therefore two paths to take, both useful to prevent the problem seen in September from recurring.