iPhone 17, Cooling System and Better Performance

iPhone 17 Pro set to get advanced vapor chamber cooling
The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are expected to get a much better cooling system, with vapor chamber technology rumored to keep the A19 Pro running at top performance for longer.
iPhone 17 Pro to Use Advanced Cooling System for Better Performance
Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 Pro models will utilize vapor chamber cooling technology to improve thermal performance, according to the
iPhone 17 Pro to feature liquid cooling: What it means for performance and heat management
Apple has yet to confirm these details, so it remains to be seen how the company will integrate this technology. If true, this could be one of the most performance-focused iPhone upgrades yet.
iPhone 17 Pro series tipped to use vapor cooling chamber for improved thermal management
Apple’s next-generation iPhone 17 Pro models are expected to house an advanced cooling technology, a vapor cooling chamber, which will help to improve the thermal performance of the upcoming A19 Pro chipset.
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max To Get A Much-Needed Upgrade; Set To Match Android's This Feature
As we get closer to the launch of the iPhone 17 series, Apple is making some big plans to meet growing expectations. Among these updates, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is expected to have some exclusive features that will make it stand out,
iPhone 17 Pro will use a cooling system Android has been using for years
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iPhone 17 Pro rumored to take a cutting-edge feature from Android flagships
According to a Chinese leaker, Apple plans to use vapor chamber cooling technology to improve the thermal performance of the ...
iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max just tipped for this performance secret weapon
A new Weibo post from the leaker Instant Digital says that both iPhone 17 Pro models will use vapor chamber cooling to cope with the power of the A19 Pro chip, rather than the standard heatsinks used ...