Hi all,
I have read through several other threads that discuss whether or not the Galaxy S6 edge gets to warm/hot. I am wondering this a bit myself, but was hoping for some empirical data to help me decide. I was hoping that others here could please post what their temp is for simple use like web browsing or facebook, etc and what their temp is for extreme things like gaming / video, etc. This information could be obtained from an app like GSAM or various other CPU temp apps. Also, please post what carrier you are on, as I believe that has some relevance. Thanks in advance for your responses and I am posting mine below:
Carrier = Sprint
Simple Temp = 27C or 82F
Extreme Temp = 36C or 97F
I am considering exchanging this phone because I feel it gets too warm. It rarely gets so hot that I feel like its burning my hand but it does get quite warm. Also, for reference, it usually starts to heat up on the back near the camera area and then starts to radiate downward and the screen itself can get hot too. Again, some of this might very well be normal but would love to see other people specific data points to be sure. Thanks!
SuperG03
I have read through several other threads that discuss whether or not the Galaxy S6 edge gets to warm/hot. I am wondering this a bit myself, but was hoping for some empirical data to help me decide. I was hoping that others here could please post what their temp is for simple use like web browsing or facebook, etc and what their temp is for extreme things like gaming / video, etc. This information could be obtained from an app like GSAM or various other CPU temp apps. Also, please post what carrier you are on, as I believe that has some relevance. Thanks in advance for your responses and I am posting mine below:
Carrier = Sprint
Simple Temp = 27C or 82F
Extreme Temp = 36C or 97F
I am considering exchanging this phone because I feel it gets too warm. It rarely gets so hot that I feel like its burning my hand but it does get quite warm. Also, for reference, it usually starts to heat up on the back near the camera area and then starts to radiate downward and the screen itself can get hot too. Again, some of this might very well be normal but would love to see other people specific data points to be sure. Thanks!
SuperG03