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The iPhone 17’s most anticipated upgrade is perfect for summer: vapor chamber cooling

A trusted Apple insider leaked a photo of the new thermal system coming to the iPhone 17 Pro, and it’s exactly what users have been asking for.

iPhone 17 cámara de vapor solución temperatura

As Apple gears up for its annual iPhone refresh this fall, excitement is building around the iPhone 17 Pro, not just for its redesigned camera module, but for a long-awaited internal upgrade: a vapor chamber cooling system. According to well-known leaker Majin Bu, Apple is finally addressing one of the iPhone’s most persistent criticisms: overheating during heavy use, especially in the summer.

What is vapor chamber cooling, and why does it matter?

A vapor chamber is a sealed metal component filled with a small amount of liquid (typically de-ionized water). When the phone heats up, say, during gaming, 4K video recording, or AI processing, the liquid evaporates, spreads heat across the chamber, and then condenses back into liquid as it cools. This cycle helps maintain optimal temperatures and prevents thermal throttling.

Unlike the passive graphite pads used in current iPhones, vapor chambers offer superior heat dissipation, which is why they’re already standard in high-end Android phones and gaming consoles like the Xbox Series X.

Why this is a game-changer for iPhone users

  • Fewer overheating warnings: No more screen dimming or forced cooldowns during summer heatwaves.
  • Better performance: Sustained frame rates and smoother multitasking under pressure.
  • Longer component lifespan: Lower internal temps reduce wear on the processor and battery.
  • Ideal for power users: Especially those using AI tools, gaming, or editing video on the go.

This upgrade is expected to debut in the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, powered by the new A19 Pro chip, which demands more thermal headroom due to its AI capabilities.

When and where to expect it

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup in September 2025, with the vapor chamber system likely exclusive to the Pro models, at least for now. If you’re a heavy user or live in a hot climate, this could be the most practical iPhone upgrade in years.

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