Note 10 plus warming up/heating up

[Hesham Helal]

Hey all,
I have been recently downloading all of my apps one app at a time from the play store as i am not willing to migrate all the apps from my s8 plus, so when i am doing so while connected to the wifi, i have realized that my phone warms up and starts losing battery faster than usual, is that normal??

TLDR: my phone warms up and loses battery fast when downloading multiple apps at a time from the play store

 

[B. Diddy]

That's pretty normal in my experience, especially if you're installing a lot of apps. It doesn't matter if you're doing them one at a time vs. having them all queued up as a large group.

 

[Hesham Helal]

That's pretty normal in my experience, especially if you're installing a lot of apps. It doesn't matter if you're doing them one at a time vs. having them all queued up as a large group.

Aha makes sense then. The thing is i panic whenever the battery is behaving in a weird manner, just because as i mentioned in my previous threads, i tend to leave my phone off for extensive periods of time before switching it on again, so i am always worried that would dsmage the battery. Plus when i switch it back on again after 15 days and lets say it was off at 80 percent , i find it at 79 percent battery and then for the first few minutes of it being switched on (5 min or so) it drops to 76 ir 75 percent does that make sense?

 

[B. Diddy]

That's also not that surprising. The phone is probably ramping up certain processes (like various apps syncing data) right after you turn it back on again.

 

[Hesham Helal]

That's also not that surprising. The phone is probably ramping up certain processes (like various apps syncing data) right after you turn it back on again.

Yea i thought about that too, what about it losing 2 percent while being off??

 

[Hermes Hidayat]

Yea i thought about that too, what about it losing 2 percent while being off??

off as in turned off?or screen off?

 

[Hesham Helal]

off as in turned off?or screen off?

Switched off, completely

 

[Hermes Hidayat]

Switched off, completely

Lets say you turn it off for 8 hours with 100% of battery. And when you turn it back on it shows 98% for instance. Its normal. If im not mistaken, turning it completely off and turning on airplane mode(cellular/wifi/bluetooth off) doesn't make a huge difference.

 

[Hesham Helal]

Lets say you turn it off for 8 hours with 100% of battery. And when you turn it back on it shows 98% for instance. Its normal. If im not mistaken, turning it completely off and turning on airplane mode(cellular/wifi/bluetooth off) doesn't make a huge difference.

But why, i mean the phone is off so nothing is running at all not a single process i guess

 

[Hermes Hidayat]

But why, i mean the phone is off so nothing is running at all not a single process i guess

Erm... It has a clock thus it uses a bit of battery. And booting up a phone drains battery as well...

 

[jeetu4444]

But why, i mean the phone is off so nothing is running at all not a single process i guess

If I remember...on my windows phone rebooting the phone would drains few % of the battery....how new is your Note 10 plus ?

 

[kct1975]

Erm... It has a clock thus it uses a bit of battery. And booting up a phone drains battery as well...

I too have noticed that with every smartphone I have owned, that booting it up from being completely off does seem to drain between 2% and 5% of the battery .

 

[Hermes Hidayat]

I too have noticed that with every smartphone I have owned, that booting it up from being completely off does seem to drain between 2% and 5% of the battery .

Different phones use different amount of battery to boot. For instance my N10+ uses 1%-2% of battery whereas my previous P30 Pro would use 0%-1% of battery. And depends on how long you turned the phone off.

 

[Hermes Hidayat]

If I remember...on my windows phone rebooting the phone would drains few % of the battery....how new is your Note 10 plus ?

I remembered rebooting my BlackBerry 9550 and it drained more than 15% of my battery hahaha.

 

[Hesham Helal]

If I remember...on my windows phone rebooting the phone would drains few % of the battery....how new is your Note 10 plus ?

My note 10 plus is 2 months old, I preordered it and received it as early as it was out

 

[Hesham Helal]

Different phones use different amount of battery to boot. For instance my N10+ uses 1%-2% of battery whereas my previous P30 Pro would use 0%-1% of battery. And depends on how long you turned the phone off.

Aha, so when I see 2 percent less battery that's actually lost during the boot up??

 

[Hesham Helal]

That's also not that surprising. The phone is probably ramping up certain processes (like various apps syncing data) right after you turn it back on again.

Hey B.diddy,
I have now experimented with my phone being idle and with wifi being off, but still I seem to get battery drain around 1 percent every 2.5 hours or so. What is your take on that

 

[Hermes Hidayat]

Aha, so when I see 2 percent less battery that's actually lost during the boot up??

Not really. It depends on how long you kept it off. As battery loses juice even though its off.

 

[Hesham Helal]

Not really. It depends on how long you kept it off. As battery loses juice even though its off.

Around 15 days

 

[B. Diddy]

Hey B.diddy,
I have now experimented with my phone being idle and with wifi being off, but still I seem to get battery drain around 1 percent every 2.5 hours or so. What is your take on that

That seems normal, assuming you mean the phone is still powered on. That means the phone would still have a standby time of >10 days, which is impressive.