[flyingkytez]

I know it's a strange question but summer is coming up and temperatures can reach up to 107 degrees fahrenheit. How are you taking precautions to keep your device temps low? Sometimes I would run the car AC and stick the phone right next to it to cool it down if it gets too hot. I also have a custom fan pad/stand to keep it cool.

Edit: Reason why I asked is because the G6 has a heatpipe and the V20 doesn't. Just wondering.

Also where I live gets only up to 97 lol unless you live near dry lands, fortunately I live near the coast. Still gets hot however especially in the car.

[GSDer]

summer is coming up and temperatures can reach up to 107 degrees fahrenheit.

Ha! In Phoenix that's only considered 'warm' - it's not 'hot' until it's above 110°. It's supposed to be 120° on Monday (that's considered 'damn hot' ).

To answer your question, though - I keep my Nexus 6P directly in front of an A/C vent and sometimes that's not enough (particularly if it's charging); then I have to make sure it's out of direct sunlight.

[Ejjba]

We live in N.C.,western mountains. If gets over 85 we think it's hot, lol
Never had to do anything special about any electronics.
Actually even in the days of living in South Fla never worried.
You would think that they would be built to handle a range of Temps.
Good question though,going to Google and see if there is more info.

[AtTheHop]

If it gets that hot in NJ I surround mine with a cold six pack.

[Mooncatt]

You would think that they would be built to handle a range of Temps.

They do have safeguards in place, and LG seems to be the most aggressive about it. If the phone starts getting warm, charging will be throttled and performance possibly rolled back. In LG's case, it cuts the charge rate to almost a trickle if the phone even thinks about getting warm.

I know at some point, you you should get overheating warnings, plus reduced screen brightness and performance.

But the phones should be able to handle the occasional 120°F ok. Over that and you start getting in to iffy territory, mostly concerning battery health. Electronics in general should be able to handle temps that we would consider hot. Heck, I could almost grill a steak on my gaming laptop with how hot the heatsink got and that was normal.

[Mike Dee]

If it gets that hot in NJ I surround mine with a cold six pack.

To hell with the phone...I surround myself with the six pack

[AtTheHop]

To hell with the phone...I surround myself with the six pack

For that I have a 30 pack.

[flyingkytez]

Ha! In Phoenix that's only considered 'warm' - it's not 'hot' until it's above 110°. It's supposed to be 120° on Monday (that's considered 'damn hot' ).

To answer your question, though - I keep my Nexus 6P directly in front of an A/C vent and sometimes that's not enough (particularly if it's charging); then I have to make sure it's out of direct sunlight.

How do you survive, I'm already dying out here around 95 with my shirt off lol I hope you have AC at your house. We don't.

[flyingkytez]

We live in N.C.,western mountains. If gets over 85 we think it's hot, lol
Never had to do anything special about any electronics.
Actually even in the days of living in South Fla never worried.
You would think that they would be built to handle a range of Temps.
Good question though,going to Google and see if there is more info.

Yeah I really wonder what's the max temp before it melts or gets damaged internally.

[Almeuit]

How do you survive, I'm already dying out here around 95 with my shirt off lol I hope you have AC at your house. We don't.

Ouch ! No AC? That's painful. I keep it at 75 during the hot days.

[Ejjba]

Ouch ! No AC? That's painful. I keep it at 75 during the hot days.

To sum up....
Thank goodness for six packs and working ac

[Mooncatt]

Yeah I really wonder what's the max temp before it melts or gets damaged internally.

The batteries should be good to about 150°F I think, but you could lose some life. The circuit boards and such I think are often rated higher, but depends more on the solder connections and their heat tolerances. *cough*G4 and V10*cough*

*EDIT*

This article mentions the standard operating range for general commercial electronics up to 70°C, which equates to 158°F.

https://www.electronics-cooling.com/...ctronic-parts/

[AtTheHop]

To sum up....
Thank goodness for six packs and working ac

When I was much younger you could not get six packs on Sunday you had to get pints or quarts in cardboard containers from a bar. But then gas was 0.35 a gallon. LOL OH and your home phone was on a party line. Anyone that old here.

[Ejjba]

When I was much younger you could not get six packs on Sunday you had to get pints or quarts in cardboard containers from a bar. But then gas was 0.35 a gallon. LOL OH and your home phone was on a party line. Anyone that old here.

At least that old. We would collect quarters for gas and the only cars we had were old and American lol
And get free glasses with a fillup

[flyingkytez]

At least that old. We would collect quarters for gas and the only cars we had were old and American lol
And get free glasses with a fillup

VHS, cassette tapes, floppy disks, giant CRT monitors and 13' TVs, $5 movie tickets, POGs, FM Walkman, cereals with a prize inside.

Edit: NES cartridges, Sega Master System, Comic Books, Surge soda.

[shadavis08]

Best way to keep it cool here in Florida is don't leave the phone in the car ever! Unless it's turned off and under the seat or in the glove box.

[Mike Dee]

VHS, cassette tapes, floppy disks, giant CRT monitors and 13' TVs, $5 movie tickets, POGs, FM Walkman, cereals with a prize inside.

In order to be called old you at least had to have had an 8 track

[flyingkytez]

Best way to keep it cool here in Florida is don't leave the phone in the car ever! Unless it's turned off and under the seat or in the glove box.

Don't recommend the glove box, still gets VERY hot. Left a phone in there, and it was super warm. The trunk might be a little better.

[shadavis08]

Don't recommend the glove box, still gets VERY hot. Left a phone in there, and it was super warm. The trunk might be a little better.

I just don't leave my phones in the car if I can help it. It's bad news. And if I have no choice I just turn them off.

[huungryshark]

my V20 survived two Thailand holidays with 40 degrees plus

even fell into the whirlpool

still working, you are safe.

[AtTheHop]

In order to be called old you at least had to have had an 8 track

Back in the day if you had FM in your car you were well off. Same with power windows.

[Jax112]

I've had my phone overheat to the point where it shut down on a couple occasions. I realize now if you take the case off you can handle more heat but I don't recommend it. Keeping it in the shade helps. Also I learned that if you are recording video in the heat this phone will overheat and shutdown

[Mike Dee]

I've had my phone overheat to the point where it shut down on a couple occasions. I realize now if you take the case off you can handle more heat but I don't recommend it. Keeping it in the shade helps. Also I learned that if you are recording video in the heat this phone will overheat and shutdown

I don't want to be in heat hot enough to shut my phone down even if it is during video.

[ScottMGS]

In order to be called old you at least had to have had an 8 track

Pssh, AM radio only with push-buttons. We didn't go for that newfangled 8-track stuff. :-)

[GSDer]

Pssh, AM radio only with push-buttons. We didn't go for that newfangled 8-track stuff. :-)

Bah, crystal radio with a wire sticking out the window for an antenna. You guys are spoiled.