Does the Moto X Pure Edition/Moto X Style have overheating issues?
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soma4society
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Sounds unusual, at least to me. Mine never gets warm while browsing or watching videos (only time it warmed up is when connected to the turbo charger). Cell signal is one possibility as mentioned above. I would at least try a factory reset before sending it back.
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To factory reset, go to settings, them backup & reset. Should find it there. Hope this helps.
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To factory reset, go to settings, them backup & reset. Should find it there. Hope this helps.
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I don't think you need a factory reset. Your battery stats show a weak cell signal, sometimes even nonexistent (red patches). As B. Diddy said this will generate more heat. Also check in the main battery screen which apps are on the top of the list.
I don't think you need a factory reset. Your battery stats show a weak cell signal, sometimes even nonexistent (red patches). As B. Diddy said this will generate more heat. Also check in the main battery screen which apps are on the top of the list.
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Re: My Moto X Pure get's hot
What were you doing in the time frame before 5PM when the battery dropped like a rock?
As far a temperature, mine has never been above 100 F. That has only occurred when the battery is charging from below 35% and there is a short spike before it drops down. The phone as been what I would call warm but never anywhere near the temperature of my old Motorola Razr X [it was suffering from old age]. I rarely use the phone when it is charging.
Before I read posts I considered myself in the low to medium user range. Now I probably rank close to a non user compared to most of you. Calls, texts, camera, watch videos, less than 2GB of cell data, nearer 6 of WiFi data, simple games. It is rare that the phone feels warm. But as a retired senior citizen, I probably am not a typical user.
What were you doing in the time frame before 5PM when the battery dropped like a rock?
As far a temperature, mine has never been above 100 F. That has only occurred when the battery is charging from below 35% and there is a short spike before it drops down. The phone as been what I would call warm but never anywhere near the temperature of my old Motorola Razr X [it was suffering from old age]. I rarely use the phone when it is charging.
Before I read posts I considered myself in the low to medium user range. Now I probably rank close to a non user compared to most of you. Calls, texts, camera, watch videos, less than 2GB of cell data, nearer 6 of WiFi data, simple games. It is rare that the phone feels warm. But as a retired senior citizen, I probably am not a typical user.
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Re: My Moto X Pure get's hot
The phone uses a nano SIM, which you can get from you carrier. Any carrier store should have them. Once installed, they'll put you on the network.
The phone uses a nano SIM, which you can get from you carrier. Any carrier store should have them. Once installed, they'll put you on the network.
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Re: Does the Moto X Pure Edition have overheating issues?
Today it didn't get hot at all. People have said to give it 6-7 days or charge cycles and today was day 7 for me. The battery life was markedly better than yesterday and there was no heating up today.
Will update if it starts up again.
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Today it didn't get hot at all. People have said to give it 6-7 days or charge cycles and today was day 7 for me. The battery life was markedly better than yesterday and there was no heating up today.
Will update if it starts up again.
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If the phone doesn't have a SIM card, I'm not sure how it's getting a cell signal. In any case, as long as you don't have a SIM card inserted, turn on Airplane Mode, which should eliminate Cell Standby as a problem. You can always turn wi-fi back on after you activate Airplane Mode.
If the phone doesn't have a SIM card, I'm not sure how it's getting a cell signal. In any case, as long as you don't have a SIM card inserted, turn on Airplane Mode, which should eliminate Cell Standby as a problem. You can always turn wi-fi back on after you activate Airplane Mode.
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Hi, please keep us informed if your problem is solve when you receive your new mxpe, I am deciding if buying it or not.
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Hi, please keep us informed if your problem is solve when you receive your new mxpe, I am deciding if buying it or not.
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Here is mine while charging +youtube I hope its normal
Here is mine while charging +youtube I hope its normal
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Seems too warm. I got similar temps with the 25W charger when charging with less than 60% battery left. I went to my Samsung fast charger and no high heat issues. Might want to do the same test without charging to see if correlates to when charging.
Seems too warm. I got similar temps with the 25W charger when charging with less than 60% battery left. I went to my Samsung fast charger and no high heat issues. Might want to do the same test without charging to see if correlates to when charging.
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Mine has been feeling warm so I downloaded GSam today to see. Got to 108 today just browsing the web. Not on charger. Normal?
Mine has been feeling warm so I downloaded GSam today to see. Got to 108 today just browsing the web. Not on charger. Normal?
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Re: Does the Moto X Pure Edition have overheating issues?
Mine gets up around 110 when turbo charging. I think that's normal.
For the first 7 days I had it, it got up to 107 doing Web browsing and taking pictures. Day 8, that almost completely stopped. It's only gotten up to 100 twice in the last 4 days. Didn't even get hot when I recorded video the other night.
I've read that other people have had the same experience with it settling down after a week. Hope this helps.
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Mine gets up around 110 when turbo charging. I think that's normal.
For the first 7 days I had it, it got up to 107 doing Web browsing and taking pictures. Day 8, that almost completely stopped. It's only gotten up to 100 twice in the last 4 days. Didn't even get hot when I recorded video the other night.
I've read that other people have had the same experience with it settling down after a week. Hope this helps.
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Re: Does the Moto X Pure Edition have overheating issues?
Don't think so. I had pretty much the same issue, even after three weeks, and returned it. Seems like there are some bad units out there. May try it out again in a month or two, hoping they fixed this issue.
Don't think so. I had pretty much the same issue, even after three weeks, and returned it. Seems like there are some bad units out there. May try it out again in a month or two, hoping they fixed this issue.
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Re: Does the Moto X Pure Edition have overheating issues?
No heating issues and I am very heavy user
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No heating issues and I am very heavy user
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