LG G7 ThinQ Overheating?

mammothjojo88

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Hello all,
I finally got my G7 ThinQ replaced yesterday and got it all set up.. I used it today and one of the things I noticed is over heating. Anyone else experience this? Attaching screenshots to see. The photos with Twitter on it shows the temperature at the top left by the clock.
 

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AarSyl

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Hello all,
I finally got my G7 ThinQ replaced yesterday and got it all set up.. I used it today and one of the things I noticed is over heating. Anyone else experience this? Attaching screenshots to see. The photos with Twitter on it shows the temperature at the top left by the clock.
The sides are definitely uncomfortable. Not to the point of burning, but enough that I can hold the phone without repositioning. I thought that it was just me.
 

Samugai

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Hello all,
I finally got my G7 ThinQ replaced yesterday and got it all set up.. I used it today and one of the things I noticed is over heating. Anyone else experience this? Attaching screenshots to see. The photos with Twitter on it shows the temperature at the top left by the clock.
My unit doesn't get that hot. In run Google Play while checking Facebook and whatnot and it only gets warm.
 

Billy Madison

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Hello all,
I finally got my G7 ThinQ replaced yesterday and got it all set up.. I used it today and one of the things I noticed is over heating
What would you expect? Your phone's on LTE not on WiFi, of course it must be hot when moving bytes over network. And 62°C isn't too hot temp for CPU. Over 80°C is when it'll start to minimize frequency

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My unit doesn't get that hot. In run Google Play while checking Facebook and whatnot and it only gets warm.
Do you run in on WiFi? That way it won't get hot, at least as much hot as if on LTE
 

Samugai

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What would you expect? Your phone's on LTE not on WiFi, of course it must be hot when moving bytes over network. And 62°C isn't too hot temp for CPU. Over 80°C is when it'll start to minimize frequency

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Do you run in on WiFi? That way it won't get hot, at least as much hot as if on LTE
Yeah I'm usually on WiFi.
 

fernando sor

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Hello all,
I finally got my G7 ThinQ replaced yesterday and got it all set up.. I used it today and one of the things I noticed is over heating. Anyone else experience this? Attaching screenshots to see. The photos with Twitter on it shows the temperature at the top left by the clock.
It happened with me when I was setting up the phone. Seems fine now