llfloyd79
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I use my phone, a lot and so far so good. No overheating warning
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Same here...
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I use my phone, a lot and so far so good. No overheating warning
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A few people from a couple of individual independent carrier stores mentioned that tidbit of info but I have not seen anything official that supports this apocryphal piece of news.Where does it say that the LG is the most returned device????
The only time I have felt it get truly hot, rather than just warm, and see the overheating warning was this weekend. It had been sitting on the dash of a boat in direct sunlight on the lake, while it was charging and streaming Google Music. This was AFTER the other 2 devices on the boat, an iPhone 5 and a Note 2, had done the same thing. My buddy threw his iPhone in the Yeti it was so hot.
I would consider this perfectly normal, and not a sign of any device issues. If it happened during normal or even heavy usage, I would be understandably concerned. But leave anything out in the sun long enough, including yourself, and you may see some ill effects.
When I returned a G3 to a store in Manhattan, the rep stated that the G3 was by far their most returned and exchanged device. Due to the device getting hot, then the screen brightness issue. When I told the rep I wanted to return my G3, he looked at another rep, rolled his eyes and said, "Another G3."A few people from a couple of individual independent carrier stores mentioned that tidbit of info but I have not seen anything official that supports this apocryphal piece of news.
Mav.
Sent from the future on my Sprint LG G3.
When I play "asphalt 8" my G3 reaches 90°c and eventually shuts down.
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