Problems For iPhone 14 Pro

The launch of Apple’s iPhone 14 range has not gone to plan, with sales of non-Pro models underwhelming and an unusually high number of bugs. And now Apple has confirmed yet another problem impacting the range.

Besides Problems For iPhone 14 Pro

Further in a memo sent to authorized retailers, first seen by MacRumors and which I have subsequently seen and verified via an Apple partner, Apple has acknowledged a widely reported bug with SIMs. Affected iPhone 14 models display a “SIM Not Supported” error message, then the phones freeze, rendering them unusable until they are hard reset. But there is some good news about Problems For iPhone 14 Pro.

Another Problems For iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 buyers continue to mount…

In the memo, Apple states it is investigating the problem, and while a fix still awaits, the company did confirm the issue is not hardware-related. This means it can be fixed by software, so a recall of impacted iPhone 14 models will not be required. Until a fix arrives for Problems For iPhone 14 Pro, Apple recommends that iPhone 14 owners try waiting because, in some cases, the error message will disappear, and the phones become responsive again.

Furthermore bugs For iPhone 14 Pro

Following Apple does warn against hard resetting your new phone for iPhone 14 Pro Bugs, which has been the most popular course of action. Instead, you should take your iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max to an Apple Store or authorized retailer for assistance.

What latest bugs and Problems For iPhone 14 Pro?

For now, confusion surrounds the problem because iPhone models sold in the US do not have a physical SIM card slot. Consequently,

Although it is unclear whether the issue is limited to eSIM or simply a software bug that has nothing to do with the SIM/eSIM malfunctioning.

New Problems For iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max Users

However, this is just the latest in a long line of problems to hit the iPhone 14 range, including iMessage and FaceTime authentication errors, CarPlay and data migration bugs, random reboots, iPhone 14 Pro Bugs, glitches with the Dynamic Island, Lockscreen and high battery drain — the latter of which appears to be impacting a lot of older iPhones as well after updating to iOS 16.

Our final words about the Bugs and Problems for iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max Users

Eventually if you plan to upgrade to an iPhone 14 model, my advice is to wait until Apple has resolved more of these issues. The first market is iOS 16.1, which launches in late October and should come with a lot of fixes for Problems For iPhone 14 Pro. Until then, Apple has its work cut out.

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