According to the electronics industry on the 23rd, hundreds of posts have been posted on the Naver cafe 'Asamo,' the largest iPhone user group in Korea (with 2.36 million members), raising cellular issues with the iPhone 17, and overseas online communities on Reddit are also pointing out possible defects in the iPhone 17 series. Users commonly point out that data transmission and reception work normally over Wi-Fi, but response times on cellular are slowing down. "KakaoTalk has slowed by half a beat," "Games are stuttering," Complaints such as "Buying and selling stocks on securities apps have slowed down" are typical examples. The iPhone 17 series was officially launched in Korea on the 19th of last month, and the models reported with issues are the flagship iPhone 17 Pro series and the base iPhone 17 . The US IT media outlet Phone Arena reported through its own survey that about half of iPhone users experienced 'cellular issues.' Currently, the focus is on software defects, but the iPhone 17 series (Pro and base models) is equipped with the same Qualcomm modem as the previous 16. In particular, the results of our own cellular tests shared online by users have shown no signal drops or data delays. Software defects can be fixed through updates, but consumers are worried that it might be a hardware issue, and one of the main reasons users buy iPhones is that used phone prices don't drop much, and if the hardware is defective, there is a risk of a sharp drop in used phone prices. If the price drops in used phones and people are losing their mind,,, wouldn't it be better to just switch to Galaxy??? and they're making a fuss over some kind of trivial matter!!!!!!
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