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iPhone XS (Max): Users complain about disconnections and WLANProstated problems

The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are also available in gold (Image: Apple)
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The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have been available for purchase for exactly a week now. Unfortunately, there are already first Proproblem: Users complain about WLANProproblems and difficulties with reception via the mobile network.

Proproblem despite the improved antenna design

The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have been available for purchase from Apple and various retailers for a week now. And already complaints from users are piling up, all about poor reception quality and Procomplain about problems with WLAN connections. For example, the iPhones prefer to connect to 2,4 GHz WLAN networks instead of 5 GHz WLAN networks (this is a WLAN standard that allows faster Internet speeds) or there are disconnections when using the mobile network. And this despite the fact that Apple rethought the antenna design of the new iPhones to offer better reception quality.

Antenna Gate 2.0?

At that time, after the presentation of the iPhone 4, buyers also complained about receptionprotrouble. The design of the antenna resulted in phone calls dropping when the iPhone was held in a certain way. That was called Antennagate back then. Now, some believe that the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have a similar Prohave problem The Verge asked Apple for a comment, the company from Cupertino has not yet received any feedback.

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