iPhone 15: users of Pro and Pro Max models complain of overheating issues
What you can do as a consumer is.. not buy new iPhones?<p>I don&#x27;t mean as like a protest or anything.  I mean just don&#x27;t buy your iPhones new.  They don&#x27;t change much anymore, you can get caught out by this or Antennagate (or any other type of issue you get to encounter as a first mover), and the changes between years are genuinely minimal now.<p>The iPhone came out in 2007.  The iPhone 4 came out in 2010.  The leap from the original iPhone to the 4 was absolutely worth buying a new device over IMHO.  A lot changed in those 3 years.  Not much of anything has changed in the last 6.  Not really.  It&#x27;s still basically the iPhone X with a couple of screen size options.  Yeah the chips are faster on paper, and the photos have gone from really good to better, but it&#x27;s a really incremental product these days (the notch has a notch now).<p>A used iPhone 13 Pro Max in great condition is about $450 these days where I am.<p>A new 15 Pro Max is about $1200.  I get that they&#x27;re not the same device, but is it really 2.1x the device that the 13 is?  Am I the only person that thinks about it this way?<p>I get that I&#x27;m no fun at parties, you don&#x27;t need to tell me.  I&#x27;d probably tell you to be honest, were I invited, which I rarely am.