After several weeks of reports from users stating that the wireless charger found in some BMW brand cars was breaking the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models, Apple made a statement about the situation. Of course, we will have to wait a few more weeks for the so-called solution.

According to the Mac Rumors post, Apple claimed in an internal statement shared with authorized service providers that it is possible to charge the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max with a “small number” of built-in wireless connections. chargers On some new BMW and Toyota Supra models, you can temporarily disable the NFC features of the device. But, He did not specify the source of the problem.

Apple will solve the problem with BMW chargers and iPhone 15

On the same note, Apple addressed the issues users had previously reported. Even if you’ve already set up Apple Pay, a “Failed to set up Apple Pay” message appears in the Wallet app. After seeing this message, the iPhone enters data recovery mode with a white screen and after the device restarts, the NFC chip no longer works.

Having the latest iPhone and BMW used to be no problem. Initially, some users questioned whether the issue was related to the wireless car charger.This caused the iPhone to overheat and forced it into recovery mode. However, the overheating problems faced by the iPhone 15 led them to turn to Apple.

Thus and despite The company did not attribute overheating to this situation.Those affected went to an Apple Store or Apple authorized service provider. In the worst case, Some users had to replace their devices without objecting to Apple honoring the warranty.

Following the release of iOS 17.1 yesterday, Apple said the issue will be resolved with a software update to be released later this year. Therefore, it is possible that the solution will arrive in early November or early December as part of a later update such as iOS 17.1.1 or iOS 17.2.

Meanwhile, Apple advises affected customers to stop using wireless charging in the car.

With the launch of the iPhone 15 just weeks away, sales continue to benefit Apple, but user reviews are the worst in years. Although this problem affects very few users, it adds another precedent to the ratings of the device. Will it affect future sales?