I bought this phone (Jet Black 7+) maybe like five days ago. I noticed that it heats up when browsing internet, starting from the top right side (where the camera is) to all of the right side. When I used to use the iPhone 6+ (that I traded in to get this 7+), I didn't notice any overheating up from using camera, surfing the net, watching videos, or any other heavy use. The only times it overheat was when the surrounding air was not cool enough (for example outside in the Summer or non-air-conditioned room in Summer, or under the blanket), and/or when it was being charged.
When I addressed this iPhone 6+ heating problem somewhere, I was told that iPhone 6 has a heating problem, and that iPhone 6s uses a better processor that helps with the heating. Is this true? If it's true, then did another heating problem come with the iPhone 7+?
This phenomenon is something I experienced with the iPhone SE in the Apple store. Whenever I just browed websites or watched YouTube, it would start to get pretty uncomfortably hot starting from the top right side of the phone.
I traded in the 6+ for a credit of $175 off the 7+. It had the typical 'Touch Disease,' and I feel like I need to return this and get it back (if they still have it) so I can fix it for $150 on this site: http://mendonipadrehab.com/price-list
Another negatives of the 7+:
It's very hard to plug in and out the power cable, and press the volume button, which I assume is because they made it tighter for waterproofness.
Of course, the iPhone 8+ could be purchased instead for the wireless charging so that one does not have to plug in and plug out the power cable especially when it has become so hard to do so, but with all that additional weight of the 8+, it would all that weight would take a toll and become uncomfortable to use for long stretches of time.
I suppose the the camera is good for zoom but I don't see a need for zoom especially when you zoom your hand's shaking is very visible.
When I addressed this iPhone 6+ heating problem somewhere, I was told that iPhone 6 has a heating problem, and that iPhone 6s uses a better processor that helps with the heating. Is this true? If it's true, then did another heating problem come with the iPhone 7+?
This phenomenon is something I experienced with the iPhone SE in the Apple store. Whenever I just browed websites or watched YouTube, it would start to get pretty uncomfortably hot starting from the top right side of the phone.
I traded in the 6+ for a credit of $175 off the 7+. It had the typical 'Touch Disease,' and I feel like I need to return this and get it back (if they still have it) so I can fix it for $150 on this site: http://mendonipadrehab.com/price-list
Another negatives of the 7+:
It's very hard to plug in and out the power cable, and press the volume button, which I assume is because they made it tighter for waterproofness.
Of course, the iPhone 8+ could be purchased instead for the wireless charging so that one does not have to plug in and plug out the power cable especially when it has become so hard to do so, but with all that additional weight of the 8+, it would all that weight would take a toll and become uncomfortable to use for long stretches of time.
I suppose the the camera is good for zoom but I don't see a need for zoom especially when you zoom your hand's shaking is very visible.
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