So I have a verizon lg g2 vs980 and it has a custom rom on it the cyanogenmod 11. I have a monitoring program and the battery gets to 36 degrees celcius sometimes. Mostly it hovers around 30 plus or minus 2 degrees. Then the CPU runs at about 50 plus or minus 5 degrees (many times more near 45 degrees sometimes). This phone in terms of how it feels while holding it SEEMS hotter than when I had the stock lg ROM on. That said the battery seems to drain about normal, but IS THIS TEMPERATURE NORMAL? Thanks guys.
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Not sure what is causing it but the battery is suddenly reporting 117 degrees F for the battery which is quite hot when in my pocket and the battery seems to drain almost instantly, but nothing is reporting CPU usage. Opinions?
I don't know, but the fact , that i have seen on my friend's original android phone batterry temperature of 5 degrees celsius tells you everything. It doesn't measure it accuratelly. Not att all. How can a battery be cooler than, lets say, body temperature, or so.... So that is the answer.
Yeah, but he also said that he can feel it in his pocket. Obviously thats WAY to hot and probably not super safe. If i were you i'd shut it down with the battery out for about ten minutes and re-run Android.
Hey, I got my nexus 4 a couple days ago and have been messing around with it. I recently went back to stock and flashed franco kernel. I just played about ten minutes of Modern Combat 4 and my battery fell more than 10%!!! I think it was fine when I first got it so I hope I didnt damage my battery somehow. I did run like 3 mins of stresstest but I did not let my battery temp get higher than 40 degrees Celsius. My CPU temp did hit 70 though and throttled. Im really baffled as what to do... When playing MC4 my phone did not feel overly hot and when I checked my battery temps were around 35 degrees.
Hi guys, recently picked up a galaxy s5, and noticed it gets extremely hot.
Now I'm well aware smart phone get hot, especially when running intensive apps, but the s5 seems unusually hot. Also when I went into settings - display - brightness I get a message saying unable to increase brightness further this device is overheating
I've downloaded this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mtorres.phonetester to monitor battery temperatures.
Can anyone comment on whether their phone runs hot, and ideally let me know battery temperatures please.
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Yes, mine does (an Exynos variant), and the maximum EVER it has gone is 40 deg Celsius, with the current latest update. But with the previous update, everything worked fine. Maybe we should wait for a fix. Don't worry much, everything will be alright.
Driving using GPS (waze) + Sunny time + Charging and I think I had 45 or something, maybe 46 but thats about it.
gets to around 40 to 45 degrees celsius while gaming
I am using G2 F320L. It is very good set. but i have problem that its battery temperature rises up to 45 degree Celsius (centigrade)!
When temp rises, it can observed physically (handset feels hot on palm).
Please tell what is upper safe limit for battery temperature?
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I am using G2 F320L. It is very good set. but i have problem that its battery temperature rises up to 45 degree Celsius (centigrade)!
When temp rises, it can observed physically (handset feels hot on palm).
Please tell what is upper safe limit for battery temperature?
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Probably that's a reasonable limit - from own experience I have to tell you that if the phone stays hot for a long time you may damage the screen (yellow spots), so try to keep it cool somehow if you are doing CPU heavy things - for example, when flashing it, I keep it on a pack of cheese from my fridge. It works though :silly:
Back on the HTC one x the battery to be classed as over heating with 48c.
So anything under 50 is OK, though I wouldn't want to sit up st that limit for long periods of time.
I've never seen the battery get about 45, and considering I've seen my CPU get up to 92C (at which it turns off the phone) I say its a safe temp.
Just to clarify my phone didn't do that on its own the default is to throttle and keep the CPU below 75. I turned that off and sat my phone on a fan to see what I could push kitkat too in antutu.
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Thanks for useful info!
Now i concluded from above comments that temp under 50 centigrade is ok but not for longer time!
I own a samsung s4 I9505 running lollipop and I think I have temperature issues. I live in Australia with ambient temperatures reaching 30 to 33 degrees on average. My phone can get pretty warm from normal use. The cpu is at 50 to 55 degrees Celsius on normal use and 33 to 40 on idle. The battery can go as low as 28 on idle and 36 on normal use. The phone feels warm to the touch and sometimes uncomfortable. Since getting lollipop it feels cooler for longer but I want to know if this is normal or not considering I'm in Australia. Everything on my device is offical.
Given the ambient temperature, i say it's normal. A protective case should help keep it 2 - 3 degrees cooler as it will stand between your hand and the back of the phone. Hard plastic recommended.