The top complaints consumers have made regarding the iPhone 14 series
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- Users of the Apple iPhone 14 series are experiencing numerous problems.
- The majority of difficulties seem to just affect Pro models.
- Next week, Apple will release an update to address problems.
The Apple iPhone 14 series is officially available for purchase, and as more people purchase the devices, more problems are being found, suggesting that the new models already have flaws when they are first taken out of the packaging. Apple has acknowledged a few of the problems and says a patch is on the way. The following are the main complaints from new iPhone 14 series users:
When utilizing social media apps on an iPhone 14 Pro series, the camera shakes.
The problem, which appears to be exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max models, is that when the camera is opened in apps like Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram, the main camera on those models shakes violently and produces shaky videos. When utilizing these social networking apps, it appears that the OIS module goes crazy.
Apple has previously acknowledged the problem and stated that a software update is expected to be released next week that would address it. Additionally, it reassured the clients that a hardware replacement was not necessary. There doesn't appear to be a short-term solution to this problem.
iPhone 14 series battery consumption is excessive.
The excessive battery drain on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max is another issue that consumers of the iPhone 14 series experience. Users of devices other than the iPhone 14 Pro are also reporting power depletion when using iOS 16, which suggests that iOS 16 may be the cause of the problem.
iPhones stop working after a data transfer.
The device becomes unresponsive once the data is transferred from your older handset to the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models. According to a document obtained by MacRumors, Apple has already acknowledged the problem and warned customers that after transferring data from an earlier iPhone, their more recent iPhone may crash and become unresponsive. Customers are advised by Apple to force restart their iPhones to temporarily resolve the issue. Apple claims that it will fix this flaw in an update to iOS 16 next week.
FaceTime and iMessage difficulties
Some owners of the iPhone 14 series are unable to receive iMessages and FaceTime calls after setting up their new iPhone. Apple has issued a support page advising consumers to update to the most recent iOS version, 16.0.1, in response to this critical problem.
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