yerterday, while on a trip by car, i tried to use gps for a while and then some surf on net. then battery temperature was 40-41 celsius. is it dangerous?
Not dangerous. Just a bit hot.
Meaple said:
Not dangerous. Just a bit hot.
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ok. thanks. battery booster shows in red color if it's hotter than 40, and because of red colod i was worried
echbel said:
yerterday, while on a trip by car, i tried to use gps for a while and then some surf on net. then battery temperature was 40-41 celsius. is it dangerous?
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iynfynity said:
When it's over 120 you should try to settle down your phone. I played 3D games while charging and it gets really hot, but still my phone can manage it.
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Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1064306
Converted to celsius: when the battery temperature is over 48°C - 49°C you should try to settle down your phone.
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Hi all,
Can you tell me how much does your battery of desire z heat? I think mine is over heating during charging. Please tell me your charging (temperature of battery an hour after pluging) and non charging temperatures in celcius.
for me around 25-30 degrees celcius
Earlier mine was -5 yours seems a lil warm hmm but now while charging 38c and 100f
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do rom and kernel affect battery temperature? I have both of them stock
Deadly Sto(R)m said:
do rom and kernel affect battery temperature? I have both of them stock
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The clock speeds would afaik
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According to SetCPU, my G2's battery is currently at 40.7 Celsius while charging with the profile set to drastically underclock once it hits 45.5.
MacaronyMax said:
Earlier mine was -5 yours seems a lil warm hmm but now while charging 38c and 100f
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Well my phone is set to overclock at 1.5ghz ondemand so the temps may be alittle higher than stock
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My battery gets pretty warm when it's charging. Last I checked, it hovers around 40C. Shouldn't get too worried about temperature unless it breaks the 45-50 degree mark as batteries get warm in general when charging.
Athrun88 said:
My battery gets pretty warm when it's charging. Last I checked, it hovers around 40C. Shouldn't get too worried about temperature unless it breaks the 45-50 degree mark as batteries get warm in general when charging.
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I saw 48,1 a while ago so it got me worried. Do you think me to send my desire z to authorized service?
Deadly Sto(R)m said:
I saw 48,1 a while ago so it got me worried. Do you think me to send my desire z to authorized service?
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If its staying under 50* I wouldn't be horribly worried. When charging and OC'd mine has hit the 45* mark (had a setCPU profile for it) a few times. I just gave it a rest for a minute and its back down to normal.
If your battery is hitting the 45* mark quickly or without much use you may have an issue going on. Other than that, I wouldn't be alarmed if you get high temps under heavy use or if you're largely OC'd.
martonikaj said:
If its staying under 50* I wouldn't be horribly worried. When charging and OC'd mine has hit the 45* mark (had a setCPU profile for it) a few times. I just gave it a rest for a minute and its back down to normal.
If your battery is hitting the 45* mark quickly or without much use you may have an issue going on. Other than that, I wouldn't be alarmed if you get high temps under heavy use or if you're largely OC'd.
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so it would be better if i wait to send. I have noticed that it is heating while i am talking with charging at the same time.
My battery tends to heat up when I'm using mobile data, but it never goes beyond 50
Oh btw, if you have high battery temps while charging, this reduces your battery life because the temps mess up the chemical compounds in the battery over time
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evilcuber said:
Oh btw, if you have high battery temps while charging, this reduces your battery life because the temps mess up the chemical compounds in the battery over time
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I saw just charging is heating it around 38-39C. It has overheating (in my mind) when charging + talking...
evilcuber said:
Well my phone is set to overclock at 1.5ghz ondemand so the temps may be alittle higher than stock
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I was being sarcastic because mine was -5 don't worry Read my thread saying XD Help Please to understand why
Your temps are very good especially for 1.5
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Deadly Sto(R)m said:
I saw just charging is heating it around 38-39C. It has overheating (in my mind) when charging + talking...
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Well how hot is it getting? And there's no doubt that talking while charging will get your battery quite hot.
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Well how hot is it getting? And there's no doubt that talking while charging will get your battery quite hot.
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it is around 45-48 degree celcius
Deadly Sto(R)m said:
it is around 45-48 degree celcius
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That's rather hot add.a charging profile to downclock I'd say
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Deadly Sto(R)m said:
it is around 45-48 degree celcius
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its regularly that hot during normal use?
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its regularly that hot during normal use?
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it is normally 30-38 degree
Argg!
I was playing a game on my G3 (UK 16GB) and it got SUPER hot!
It turned off and now will not turn back on. It's stuck on the LG initial splash screen.
I've done all the usual (remove battery, power + volume down, recharge battery etc) but I'm stuck.
Any suggestions before I return it today?
I'm sad ?
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ShiroEd said:
Argg!
I was playing a game on my G3 (UK 16GB) and it got SUPER hot!
It turned off and now will not turn back on. It's stuck on the LG initial splash screen.
I've done all the usual (remove battery, power + volume down, recharge battery etc) but I'm stuck.
Any suggestions before I return it today?
I'm sad ?
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I would say return it man.
Has the phone called back down yet?
Don't try to turn it on until its cooled down.
Take the battery out and leave the back door off for half hour then try again.
Just so we know, did you turn Thermal Throttling off in the hidden menu? If so, this is a prime example of why I have been telling people not to do this.
Lennyuk said:
Has the phone called back down yet?
Don't try to turn it on until its cooled down.
Take the battery out and leave the back door off for half hour then try again.
Just so we know, did you turn Thermal Throttling off in the hidden menu? If so, this is a prime example of why I have been telling people not to do this.
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This thought did cross my mind as well.
Lennyuk said:
Has the phone called back down yet?
Don't try to turn it on until its cooled down.
Take the battery out and leave the back door off for half hour then try again.
Just so we know, did you turn Thermal Throttling off in the hidden menu? If so, this is a prime example of why I have been telling people not to do this.
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Hey Lenny,
I didn't turn Thermal Throttling off. And I would also advise people to not do that.
I've just returned from CPW with a brand new handset! FYI the 28 day replacement policy starts from the day you receive the phone so I was still covered. Just!
I did all the things you suggest. It was stone cold and it still wouldn't get past the LG boot screen. Also the little sparkly animation on the LG letters wasn't playing which suggests it borks out very early on in the boot sequence.
I really hope we don't start to see this more.
Fingers crossed!
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Hey Lenny,
I didn't turn Thermal Throttling off. And I would also advise people to not do that.
I've just returned from CPW with a brand new handset! FYI the 28 day replacement policy starts from the day you receive the phone so I was still covered. Just!
I did all the things you suggest. It was stone cold and it still wouldn't get past the LG boot screen. Also the little sparkly animation on the LG letters wasn't playing which suggests it borks out very early on in the boot sequence.
I really hope we don't start to see this more.
Fingers crossed!
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Good luck with the new phone then.
alright now im starting to worry frying my device. Last time i ran antutu battery test it runs hot. The highest temp that i got is 41.8c on battery temp. It normally runs at 34 to 36 if im playing with it but wont go over 40.. Do you think my device is also running too hot?
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alright now im starting to worry frying my device. Last time i ran antutu battery test it runs hot. The highest temp that i got is 41.8c on battery temp. It normally runs at 34 to 36 if im playing with it but wont go over 40.. Do you think my device is also running too hot?
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anything below 50 degrees is not really anything to worry about.
SpEaKeRb0xXx said:
alright now im starting to worry frying my device. Last time i ran antutu battery test it runs hot. The highest temp that i got is 41.8c on battery temp. It normally runs at 34 to 36 if im playing with it but wont go over 40.. Do you think my device is also running too hot?
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Thats cool,my G3s ran Antutu at 60+deg C and idled at 45-58. Your temps make me wonder if i had faulty units (i had 2 as the first one had a fault).
Edit, just read you said battery temp? You need to measure CPU temp not battery.
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Thats cool,my G3s ran Antutu at 60+deg C and idled at 45-58. Your temps make me wonder if i had faulty units (i had 2 as the first one had a fault).
Edit, just read you said battery temp? You need to measure CPU temp not battery.
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That is what i wanted to know... Is there any apps out there that can measure cpu temp accurately? Does our cpu have built in sensor? Batt is heating upto 40c,,, what more in cpu... I wanted to run a full test again after fully charge.
SpEaKeRb0xXx said:
That is what i wanted to know... Is there any apps out there that can measure cpu temp accurately? Does our cpu have built in sensor? Batt is heating upto 40c,,, what more in cpu... I wanted to run a full test again after fully charge.
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Try the app made by Mooncakes on the play store. Just search for CPU temperature its free and graphs temps v cpu usage and speed.
Batfink33 said:
Try the app made by Mooncakes on the play store. Just search for CPU temperature its free and graphs temps v cpu usage and speed.
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Thanks man. Ill try that one
Hello guys
just bought my phone recently
yesterday while it was charging form (5% to 55%)
it was very hot (45 celsius / 131 fahrenheit)
so i removed it till it cool down and re-plug it again
is it normal ?
Of course it's normal. QC is always hot.
That's why we suggest don't make phone calls or play heavy games while during QC. It will be harmful to your battery.
Eiad Ajam said:
Hello guys
just bought my phone recently
yesterday while it was charging form (5% to 55%)
it was very hot (45 celsius / 131 fahrenheit)
so i removed it till it cool down and re-plug it again
is it normal ?
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It's within safe temperature. But quite hot if you had screen off and not doing anything (downloading/updating etc). Next time restart phone, then charge. If that's OK, it's probably stray app running in background.
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It's within safe temperature. But quite hot if you had screen off and not doing anything (downloading/updating etc). Next time restart phone, then charge. If that's OK, it's probably stray app running in background.
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actually i was downloading whatsapp media
this is annoying
Eiad Ajam said:
actually i was downloading whatsapp media
this is annoying
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There you go. No problem going to that temperature. Just make sure phone has room to breathe and cool off.
Heating issue with my beast...i play moderate games like coc,cr,mc5, some social stuff like instagram,fb ..but device temperature is getting to high ..can anyone know solution of this.... Sorry for my horrible English...
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Heating issue with my beast...i play moderate games like coc,cr,mc5, some social stuff like instagram,fb ..but device temperature is getting to high ..can anyone know solution of this.... Sorry for my horrible English...
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Well first of all, you say that it gets too hot? Can you show us a screen shot of how 'hot' it is? It's quite normal that it heats that's just the way how electronics work.. What is your surrounding temperature?
Puddi_Puddin said:
Well first of all, you say that it gets too hot? Can you show us a screen shot of how 'hot' it is? It's quite normal that it heats that's just the way how electronics work.. What is your surrounding temperature?
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My surrounding temp. Normally at 40°C and how i take screenshot of my phn temperature..can u help me..??
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My surrounding temp. Normally at 40°C and how i take screenshot of my phn temperature..can u help me..??
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CPU-Z is a good app. Also CPU float to monitor the CPU temp when you are gaming. 40 C is a quite hot surrounding temperature.. Its normal for smartphones to get that hot in such environment. Try to stay out of the sun...
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Well first of all, you say that it gets too hot? Can you show us a screen shot of how 'hot' it is? It's quite normal that it heats that's just the way how electronics work.. What is your surrounding temperature?
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Puddi_Puddin said:
CPU-Z is a good app. Also CPU float to monitor the CPU temp when you are gaming. 40 C is a quite hot surrounding temperature.. Its normal for smartphones to get that hot in such environment. Try to stay out of the sun...
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Its my screen shot of temperature of phone.. sometimes its higher while playing games...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_s6ftfZ_aKUWHcwUG5tcGtVcTg/view?usp=drivesdk
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Its my screen shot of temperature of phone.. sometimes its higher while playing games...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_s6ftfZ_aKUWHcwUG5tcGtVcTg/view?usp=drivesdk
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Thats not hot at all... Especially with that surrounding temperature.. Ive hitted 43-45 here while it was 31 degrees celcius.
This seems like a regular topic but i seemed to have tried everything, phone heats up crazy when dash charging tried different cables too, removed unecessary apps, tweaked kernal for thermal settings.
This seemes to happen from official oreo update, right now i am on Aicp rom.
ALso one of the factors contributing to it may be the heat in India Mumbai since its summer, the room temperature is around 30 degrees and out side can go as high as 40.
I doubt the battery health, i need your opinions
bhavstech said:
This seems like a regular topic but i seemed to have tried everything, phone heats up crazy when dash charging tried different cables too, removed unecessary apps, tweaked kernal for thermal settings.
This seemes to happen from official oreo update, right now i am on Aicp rom.
ALso one of the factors contributing to it may be the heat in India Mumbai since its summer, the room temperature is around 30 degrees and out side can go as high as 40.
I doubt the battery health, i need your opinions
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Do you have a phone case? Sometimes the material can deny heat to go away
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Do you have a phone case? Sometimes the material can deny heat to go away
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Happens without the case too, also a thick case seems to cut the heat but still it ain't a solution
Pretty sure this is normal.
It's supposed to be like this, Battery charging speed and efficiency are increased when the battery heats up
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bhavstech said:
This seems like a regular topic but i seemed to have tried everything, phone heats up crazy when dash charging tried different cables too, removed unecessary apps, tweaked kernal for thermal settings.
This seemes to happen from official oreo update, right now i am on Aicp rom.
ALso one of the factors contributing to it may be the heat in India Mumbai since its summer, the room temperature is around 30 degrees and out side can go as high as 40.
I doubt the battery health, i need your opinions
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so what is the temperature given by device when charging?
Dior DNA said:
so what is the temperature given by device when charging?
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roughly about 45-50 Degrees Celcius battery temperature
bhavstech said:
roughly about 45-50 Degrees Celcius battery temperature
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I will check next time. 45-50 seems acceptable.