I strongly suspect the most desired smartphone attribute is longer battery life. After all, these are mobile devices, which means they're meant to be used on the go. The longer you can wait between charges, the more mobile your phone can be. But no matter how large your battery is, at some point, it's going to run out. The issue is, what happens if it doesn't turn back on, even after you've left it on the charger?
Mayo found that his story wasn't unique. In his article, he highlighted multiple forum threads of users complaining about iPhone 17 models that wouldn't power back on after their batteries had totally run out. What's particularly concerning is how many users comment on these posts sharing similar experiences. This thread has 144 comments at the time of writing, and most appear to be users confirming the issue happened to them, or to someone they knew. It's not necessarily proof of a widespread issue, but it does suggest that something is going on with the iPhone 17's battery.
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Luckily, this isn't an issue without a workaround—and a couple, at that. Mayo's was particularly interesting: He said he hadn't been able to get his iPhone to power back on until he switched from wired to wireless charging. By throwing his Air onto a MagSafe charger, he was able to get his phone back up and running as if there had never been an issue in the first place.
We don't know much at this time, but I'm hoping this is a software bug, not a hardware issue. These forum posts do span a number of months, suggesting this isn't tied to a specific iOS version. But if an iOS bug carried over throughout each iOS 26 update is the culprit, Apple could solve the problem in its next update. If it's something that affects the iPhone 17 hardware directly, or the A19 chip embedded in each, that's obviously a larger problem. Based on the many different workarounds users have found, however, my guess is still software more than hardware.
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