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iPhone XS and XS Max users reportedly complaining about bad WiFi, cell signal

Updated : September 26, 2018 12:57 PM IST

Many new iPhone owners are complaining about poor WiFi and cell signal strength, according to the reviews on the website.

Some have complained that the performance of the new smartphones, which costs well over Rs 1 lakh in India, is poor compared to their predecessors.

Apple fans across the globe are excited to lay their hands on new iPhones but if the reviews by users on the website Mac Rumors are to be believed, then the expensive models may not be up to the mark.

Many new iPhone owners are complaining about poor WiFi and cell signal strength, according to the reviews on the website.

“I noticed on my X a downgrade to my 6S now I feel like my reception on the Xs Max is even worse. The 8plus is also better than the X,” wrote one user, while another said that he felt “like having more often no 3G or LTE/4G or Even no reception.”

Many have complained that the performance of the new smartphones, which costs well over Rs 1 lakh in India, is poor compared to their predecessors.

Anyone else having less than great LTE performance on iPhone XS? My iPhone 7 held signal way better.
— Justin Flood (@JustinFlood) September 24, 2018

The news may not bode well for Apple ahead of the launch of its models in many parts of the world, including India. The tech giant has till now failed to impress users in India, one of the top smartphone market in the planet.

Also Read: Are iPhone XS and XS Max best iPhones ever? Here's what this review says

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iPhone XS and XS Max users reportedly complaining about bad WiFi, cell signal

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