Apple says a software update is coming to address reports of unexpected reboots on iPhone 18 Pro models. The timing points to iOS 27.0.1, a small follow-up update that is expected soon, though Apple has not yet published final release notes naming every fix.
Apple’s software update support page is the authoritative place to check when iOS 27.0.1 becomes available and what Apple confirms in its notes. Until then, the reboot fix should be described as forthcoming rather than already delivered.
Unexpected restarts can interrupt calls, navigation, downloads and other work, so owners experiencing the issue should make sure their iPhone is backed up and leave automatic updates enabled. A point release is usually safer than trying unverified troubleshooting methods.
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What iPhone 18 Pro owners should do
When iOS 27.0.1 arrives, open Settings, General and Software Update, then install it over Wi-Fi with sufficient battery or while connected to power. Users can also enable Automatic Updates to receive eligible releases overnight.
Apple has not publicly said whether the reboot reports affect every iPhone 18 Pro or only a subset of devices. If a phone continues to restart after the update, customers should contact Apple Support rather than assume the software fix applies to every cause.
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