Don't own this device yet, but I haven't seen a review yet that mention how much/fast the device heat (if at all) under surfing the net for a while and watching videos (at least for 20-50 min?)
Anyone?
Anyone?
Does the Moto X Pure Edition/Moto X Style have overheating issues?
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Re: Heating Issues?
Havent experience it yet but it only heats up when using the charger it comes with which is normal because its charging the battery at a fast rate
Havent experience it yet but it only heats up when using the charger it comes with which is normal because its charging the battery at a fast rate
Re: Heating Issues?
Two of a battery's worst enemies are heat and forced charge cycles (fast charging). I will turn it off unless I need to be super quick with a charge and turned it off on the Note 4 and does not even have a fixed battery. Use it if I need it (which with the Note 4 has not been much).
Two of a battery's worst enemies are heat and forced charge cycles (fast charging). I will turn it off unless I need to be super quick with a charge and turned it off on the Note 4 and does not even have a fixed battery. Use it if I need it (which with the Note 4 has not been much).
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Moto X Pure Phone getting hot?
I have been experiencing issues with the phone getting extremely hot while browsing the internet up to 116 degrees F
I have been experiencing issues with the phone getting extremely hot while browsing the internet up to 116 degrees F
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Re: Phone getting hot?
Check in your battery stats if any app is using an unusual high percentage. Maybe there's some heavy sync running in the background. Being a new phone my bet would be on Google photos or a similar cloud storage. Check the sync settings in that kind of app. Have you noticed if the phone gets hotter while on mobile data?
Check in your battery stats if any app is using an unusual high percentage. Maybe there's some heavy sync running in the background. Being a new phone my bet would be on Google photos or a similar cloud storage. Check the sync settings in that kind of app. Have you noticed if the phone gets hotter while on mobile data?
Re: Phone getting hot?
My phone gets warm but not what I would call overly hot. The highest GSam has given me was 100F after about 20 or so minutes or texting, chrome, some youtube, etc. It does run warmer then my S6 did but the S6 did get into the low 90s sometimes after the same use. Of course, the S6 is made of metal and glass so it may dissipate heat better or it may not warm up 'all over' like the X does.
My phone gets warm but not what I would call overly hot. The highest GSam has given me was 100F after about 20 or so minutes or texting, chrome, some youtube, etc. It does run warmer then my S6 did but the S6 did get into the low 90s sometimes after the same use. Of course, the S6 is made of metal and glass so it may dissipate heat better or it may not warm up 'all over' like the X does.
Re: Phone getting hot?
I wouldn't say it gets uncomfortable by any means. To me it just feels warm, at least on the back. I have to be doing something that pushes the GPU a bit to, like watching a video for more then 10 or so minutes. It's nothing I haven't seen on other phones, though the Moto X is a tad warmer.
Of course this is the first non metal or glass phone I've had in almost 2 years and those tend to dissipate heat differently.
I wouldn't say it gets uncomfortable by any means. To me it just feels warm, at least on the back. I have to be doing something that pushes the GPU a bit to, like watching a video for more then 10 or so minutes. It's nothing I haven't seen on other phones, though the Moto X is a tad warmer.
Of course this is the first non metal or glass phone I've had in almost 2 years and those tend to dissipate heat differently.
Re: Phone getting hot?
Folks, watching videos should not make the device warm much, yet alone hot. You have to get to 4K video before a GPU starts to have video throughput as a resource burden. Not even the overly warm to hot running S3 got very warm with Netflix or Youtube. Unless in a weak signal area using data, but that was the crappy radios causing the heat.
If that stuff gets the device very warm or hot, that would suggest a device issue. Looking forward to testing.
Folks, watching videos should not make the device warm much, yet alone hot. You have to get to 4K video before a GPU starts to have video throughput as a resource burden. Not even the overly warm to hot running S3 got very warm with Netflix or Youtube. Unless in a weak signal area using data, but that was the crappy radios causing the heat.
If that stuff gets the device very warm or hot, that would suggest a device issue. Looking forward to testing.
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Re: Does the Moto X Pure Edition have overheating issues?
I just received my phone a couple hours ago. When it was restoring my apps/settings from my OG Moto X, it did get hot. It was downloading a lot, but it was definitely warm. The OG was my first phone and the only I can compare to, but I had never felt it get this hot before.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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I just received my phone a couple hours ago. When it was restoring my apps/settings from my OG Moto X, it did get hot. It was downloading a lot, but it was definitely warm. The OG was my first phone and the only I can compare to, but I had never felt it get this hot before.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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Re: Does the Moto X Pure Edition have overheating issues?
Havent noticed heating yet. However i just got the phone today
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Havent noticed heating yet. However i just got the phone today
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