The [iPhone 15](https://bgr.com/tech/iphone-15-everything-we-know-so-far/) launch hasn't gone very smoothly for [Apple](http://bgr.com/tag/apple/). Some of the buyers who got the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max versions experienced overheating problems that Apple had to fix via a software update. The iOS 17.0.3 release addressed a few of the bugs that led to overheating, though [some iPhone 15 Pro users still experienced issues](https://bgr.com/tech/iphone-15-pro-overheating-complaints-appear-after-ios-17-0-3-update/) after the fix.

But overheating isn't the only problem that Apple needs to fix. Some buyers have reported [sound issues that impacted various iPhone 15 models](https://bgr.com/tech/iphone-15-might-have-a-speaker-issue-that-needs-fixing/).

More troublingly, [some iPhone 15 Pro Max users complained of an OLED burn-in issue](https://bgr.com/tech/some-iphone-15-pro-max-users-are-having-serious-problems-with-display-burn-in/), which is a disturbing issue for a new phone that could indicate actual defects with the hardware. However, yet another software bug appears to be causing the problem, and Apple will fix it with its iOS 17.1 update.