iPhone 15 problems are endless! Now Bluetooth...

 

Apple attracted attention in the smartphone world by launching the iPhone 15 series last September. These new models, which stand out with their innovative technical features, became an agenda not only with what they offer, but also with some complaints voiced by users.

For example, the iPhone 15 Pro model was much talked about because it heats up to a level that can leave marks on the person's body. Although it is said that the problem that would cause the device to overheat has been solved, there is still no contrary feedback. The latest developments showed that "Bluetooth disconnects" complaints for the iPhone 15 series still continue.

"Bluetooth disconnects" complaints are pouring in from iPhone 15 users!

Apple's official support forum has started to receive complaints from iPhone 15 users about frequent Bluetooth disconnects. It was stated that this disconnection, which is said to have been present since the models were first introduced, was experienced in vehicles and headphones. Moreover, users claim that resetting the device does not help.

iPhone 15 users report frequent disconnections, even with Apple's own AirPods headphones. In fact, the brand had said that this and similar problems would be solved with the release of iOS 17. However, it seems that devices running iOS 17.3.1 also have a similar problem.

While it is not known what causes the Bluetooth disconnects problem, we see that there are more complaints from iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro users. Of course, this does not mean that other models in the series do not have a problem.

Apple is expected to solve the Bluetooth disconnection problem in iPhone 15 models. At this point, it is useful to follow the updates that the company will release in the near future. So for now, there seems to be nothing to do but wait.

So what do you think about this issue? Have you encountered Bluetooth disconnection problem on iPhone 15 series models? You can share your opinions with us in the Comments section below.