Smartphones are most likely to generate heat when taken out in warmer temperatures for certain outdoor activities. And get various chances to enjoy all the fun, from capturing photos and videos to offering a music track with your favourite Spotify playlist. Meanwhile, we are very careful of taking necessary precautions against the harmful UV rays of the sun in the form of sunscreen but always forget to take protection against high temperatures and direct sunlight. However, it is very necessary to protect your phone from getting overheated. Here are some tricks on how you can reduce phone temperature in warmer temperatures.
Reasons for phone getting hot:
Although several reasons could lead to your phone getting overheated, to begin with, leave it in direct sunlight or in a comparatively warmer place such as your car, which certainly leads to suddenly raising your phone’s temperature higher.
Another reason might depend upon how frequently you use your phone, adversely affecting your phone’s temperature. In other words, if you are a heavy user and use your phone all day long, then it causes the phone’s battery to work overtime, causing your phone to generate more heat.
Furthermore, another potential reason is overcharging. Leaving your phone in a charging state even after it’s reached its full capacity of 100% also leads your phone to generate more heat, which causes overheating.
How To Reduce Overheating Your Phone?
Here are a few tips for you to follow in case you are experiencing overheating of your device:
- Smartphones are more prone to overheating in high temperatures, especially during summer, and they can be easily transferred to a place with normal temperatures, such as houses, in order to use mobile phones.
- Too thick protective cases like leather or metal cases don’t dissipate heat evenly within smartphones. If you want a protective case, then it’s highly recommended to opt for a thin and breathable protective case.
- Clean up the apps and programs that occupy backgrounds and temporarily close unused functions and applications.
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