[Q] How hot is too hot?

roanmy said:

I live in Norway, and I rarely let my phone get warmer than ~35 degrees, and since I rarely watch clips longer than 5 min on it, and rarely record videos longer than a min or two, this isn't a problem (Norway's cold weather also helps I suspect).

This summer, however, I will be in Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia etc), and I'm a little worried about what the heat there will do to my phone, especially as I haven't had any issues with glass raising etc. Any experiences?

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XDA-RK said:

If it is 35 degree Celsius then you phone is so cool. My one goes 55-56 degree if I play temple run for 10 minutes. 35 is very low.

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XDA-RK said:

If it is 35 degree Celsius then you phone is so cool. My one goes 55-56 degree if I play temple run for 10 minutes. 35 is very low.

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roanmy said:

Thank you all for your replies. Those temperatures you guys are mentioning seems insane! Aren't your hands burned?

The main reason I asked is because I'm a bit worried about the whole back panel lifting issue.

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Hellscythe said:

yeah I agree, my battery/cpu temp is like 35+ degrees when I just wake the phone up after its been sleeping for a few hours.

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yep, the top part of my Z becomes too hot to touch when im doing something like web browsing/facebooking lol...

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dragonnn said:

Don't worry, Z have a temp sensor and if it gets too hot the system will lower the cpu clocks and turn off some cpu cores to avoid overheating .

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XDA-RK said:

If it is 35 degree Celsius then you phone is so cool. My one goes 55-56 degree if I play temple run for 10 minutes. 35 is very low.

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Tommy-Geenexus said:

mine gets about 70 degrees everytime.

but it doesn't matter because of the thermald shutting the device down if its too hot.

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androidfreak70 said:

[/COLOR]woaa. 56 degree? Your phone is burning bro. If i play asphalt 8 on max graphic the phone temp goes to 41- 43 as maximum to me.

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Then I must say your unit got a real cool mind , well your unit produce reasonable heat which is very good. But for S4 Pro CPU, 55-56 degree is not the temperature to worry about. Even my Optimus G also heats same as my Xperia Z and both phone uses exactly same hardware. So far I know, above 75 degree is a red alert for this types of CPU though they will shut down before reaching that temperature. Still I am jealous of your phone because if your one stays cool that mean you have a better battery backup.

XDA-RK said:

Then I must say your unit got a real cool mind , well your unit produce reasonable heat which is very good. But for S4 Pro CPU, 55-56 degree is not the temperature to worry about. Even my Optimus G also heats same as my Xperia Z and both phone uses exactly same hardware. So far I know, above 75 degree is a red alert for this types of CPU though they will shut down before reaching that temperature. Still I am jealous of your phone because if your one stays cool that mean you have a better battery backup.

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XDA-RK said:

Then I must say your unit got a real cool mind , well your unit produce reasonable heat which is very good. But for S4 Pro CPU, 55-56 degree is not the temperature to worry about. Even my Optimus G also heats same as my Xperia Z and both phone uses exactly same hardware. So far I know, above 75 degree is a red alert for this types of CPU though they will shut down before reaching that temperature. Still I am jealous of your phone because if your one stays cool that mean you have a better battery backup.

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