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is normal to take more than 4 hours to charge up to 100% the battery?
Case i think that is to much, are faster ways to recharge the cellphone?
Use a charger with more power....an iPad charger provides 2a current nd 10 watts power...it should reduce charging time...while the one with the note gives 1a....
abirsharda said:
Use a charger with more power....an iPad charger provides 2a current nd 10 watts power...it should reduce charging time...while the one with the note gives 1a....
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but in a PC, there is any program to give more juice to the Gnote?
xinato91 said:
but in a PC, there is any program to give more juice to the Gnote?
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Using a PC port? Computer USB ports only output 100 ma. We have a 2500 mah battery. So you're looking at at least 25 hours for a full charge.
ChodTheWacko said:
Using a PC port? Computer USB ports only output 100 ma. We have a 2500 mah battery. So you're looking at at least 25 hours for a full charge.
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but there is a solution? something that i could buy?
xinato91 said:
but there is a solution? something that i could buy?
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Like i said before...buy an ipad charger...
As far as I know, according to USB specs, it should have 500mA. (5 hours charging time).
I believe that there is a charger provided with the Note that is at least 1000mA.
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Like i said before...buy an ipad charger...
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And the note Suport that charger?
That's right, yesterday i ler it charging while doing a benchmark, in the pc it loses 2% and hardly came to the same Power that before. Out in the samsung charger it's much master, i dont have lose any power at all.
Use a more powerful charger.
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And the note Suport that charger?
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It should....well people use it to charge an iPhone...so the note should also be able to charge...but i don't have an ipad charge so can't tell for sure..
xinato91 said:
but there is a solution? something that i could buy?
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Any USB charger that plugs into a wall should output much more power, generally up to one amp. Any USB charger should work.
I use the one that came with my mytouch 4g because it is tiny.
My iPad charger outputs 2.1A, the Samsung charger only outputs 1A. Since the Note's battery is only 2.5A, it will be fully charged within 1 hr and 12 mins with the iPad charger. Using the standard Samsung charger it will take 2 hr and 20 mins.
Using an USB-port it would take you approximately 25 hours since the USB-port only outputs 0.1A. There is no way to draw more power from this port, since it's the 'safe' limit of the USB-circuitry.
thanks i have buy it today, and now i am going to test it.
Later i will give you a feedback
After 1:30 Min is about 50%, do you think the 2,1 amp's aren't being used?
xinato91 said:
thanks i have buy it today, and now i am going to test it.
Later i will give you a feedback
After 1:30 Min is about 50%, do you think the 2,1 amp's aren't being used?
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It's not - but you really wouldn't want to charge that fast. It's not good for the battery.
- Frank
ChodTheWacko said:
It's not - but you really wouldn't want to charge that fast. It's not good for the battery.
- Frank
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i know the limits of the amperage but they are not put by me, any usb 2.0 cable is good for the job?
finally i get 100% after 3 hours, is that a good result?
xinato91 said:
finally i get 100% after 3 hours, is that a good result?
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Should be OK. My phone usually takes 3 hours to charge as well.
thanks, i tough that the phone has some problem.
2500mAh/1000mA = 2.5Hrs.
But I think the charge curve for lithium batteries isn't linear, the amount of juice near the end is reduced by the controller, so all in all 3hrs for an almost drained battery seems reasonable.
I bought a new original samsung battery last week......... were the production date iz give as 20 feb 2013...............
The problem is when i charge ......... it takes a long time to charge 100%............
very slow in charging ................. it takes about 3 :30 hours to charge 75 to 80% .............
some one plz help!!!
sry fr my english
I made a magically remote analysis. Result: If you think this is not ok - bring back the battery to the shop where you bought it. What other help could there be from members here?
ThaiDai said:
I made a magically remote analysis. Result: If you think this is not ok - bring back the battery to the shop where you bought it. What other help could there be from members here?
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No other solution bro... ?
saadthameem1996 said:
No other solution bro... ?
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I just read some of your old posts/threads: now I think you have a "battery charges slow"-tick.
Sorry, no help possible from my side.
samsung galaxy note gt n7000
saadthameem1996 said:
No other solution bro... ?
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A new battery from less than 10% to 100% takes 3 to 4hrs. I hope you have not purchased higher mAh batteries. Higher the scale longer the time initially till some frequent recharging and charging sets it in place. Also try a shut down of your device and charge to figure out how much time it takes. Try some battery diags apps...it will show the voltage...if your voltage is less than 2V.....sure your battery has to be replaced.
satven21 said:
A new battery from less than 10% to 100% takes 3 to 4hrs. I hope you have not purchased higher mAh batteries. Higher the scale longer the time initially till some frequent recharging and charging sets it in place. Also try a shut down of your device and charge to figure out how much time it takes. Try some battery diags apps...it will show the voltage...if your voltage is less than 2V.....sure your battery has to be replaced.
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Thanks for replying
it is 2500mAh.............
.These r some screen shots u hve taken with some apps...
sorry for my english
samsung galaxy note gt n7000
saadthameem1996 said:
Thanks for replying
it is 2500mAh.............
.These r some screen shots u hve taken with some apps...
sorry for my english
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Try this application as i am not able to see the voltage consumed.... Battery Indicator..... let me know the voltage and if possible add a screenshot.
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Try this application as i am not able to see the voltage consumed.... Battery Indicator..... let me know the voltage and if possible add a screenshot.
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Here it is............ its written 3852mV
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saadthameem1996 said:
Here it is............ its written 3852mV
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I dont see any issues with battery. Two thing:
1. Switch off the phone, charge, check how much time it takes. My phone as mentioned earlier takes 3 hrs to a 100%.
2. ensure that Wifi and data are stopped.
3. While charging in on state dont use the phone - also monitor the temperature- if its getting beyond 61degrees switch off the phone and give some time and then recharge.
Your phone has a new battery so 4 to 6 hrs is company recommended charging. So I dont see any issues at this moment.
Hope it helps, let me know.
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I dont see any issues with battery. Two thing:
1. Switch off the phone, charge, check how much time it takes. My phone as mentioned earlier takes 3 hrs to a 100%.
2. ensure that Wifi and data are stopped.
3. While charging in on state dont use the phone - also monitor the temperature- if its getting beyond 61degrees switch off the phone and give some time and then recharge.
Your phone has a new battery so 4 to 6 hrs is company recommended charging. So I dont see any issues at this moment.
Hope it helps, let me know.
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Thanks For the info. Bro......... i'll let u know the details tomorrow...
satven21 said:
I dont see any issues with battery. Two thing:
1. Switch off the phone, charge, check how much time it takes. My phone as mentioned earlier takes 3 hrs to a 100%.
2. ensure that Wifi and data are stopped.
3. While charging in on state dont use the phone - also monitor the temperature- if its getting beyond 61degrees switch off the phone and give some time and then recharge.
Your phone has a new battery so 4 to 6 hrs is company recommended charging. So I dont see any issues at this moment.
Hope it helps, let me know.
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Bro ..... it takes about 5 hrs....
well you may want to see is the charger plug is properly inserted into the socket. a loose contact does affect the charging time largely. anyway from the above posts there isn't any problem with your battery. I srtonglt recommend you to plug the charger properly and also check for proper connection in the charger usb contact. let me know if that helped
M pretty sure that it is the problem of my charger .......
As when i connected my note to a pc with bb data cable ..... my note gets charged very fast ...... btw thanks bro...
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hello to all
i have nexus 6 phone and i have problem with it, he get very hot while charging
i'm using turbo charger(the main charger of nexus6)
and before 5 days het get hot .. very hot ..
but when i charge with usb cable and plugged the phone on my
PC .. he not haot anymore , the problem just with turbo charger
i'am not try with reguler charger i don't have one
just try with the officel charger they come on the box with the phone
and other stuff
sorry for my english guys
Backtoback1 said:
hello to all
i have nexus 6 phone and i have problem with it, he get very hot while charging
i'm using turbo charger(the main charger of nexus6)
and before 5 days het get hot .. very hot ..
but when i charge with usb cable and plugged the phone on my
PC .. he not haot anymore , the problem just with turbo charger
i'am not try with reguler charger i don't have one
just try with the officel charger they come on the box with the phone
and other stuff
sorry for my english guys
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one main thing that you seemed to have missed, and what would be the most important info.. what is your cpu and your battery temperature? i ask because feel is a very inaccurate way to tell temperature. all feel does is tell you if something is hotter or cooler than what you are feeling with..
simms22 said:
one main thing that you seemed to have missed, and what would be the most important info.. what is your cpu and your battery temperature? i ask because feel is a very inaccurate way to tell temperature. all feel does is tell you if something is hotter or cooler than what you are feeling with..
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Thanks for you replay
i make test with CPUZ and it's Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 2.65GHz
the battery tempurature is 36.5C (while charging)
but the most importannt thing is the sensor and as i see it's very high
all sensors (0 to 10) the tempurature from 45C to 60C
any relation with that ?
+ when i touched the phone with my hand i feel it warmly and very HOT
Backtoback1 said:
Thanks for you replay
i make test with CPUZ and it's Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 2.65GHz
the battery tempurature is 36.5C (while charging)
but the most importannt thing is the sensor and as i see it's very high
all sensors (0 to 10) the tempurature from 45C to 60C
any relation with that ?
+ when i touched the phone with my hand i feel it warmly and very HOT
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well, touch says nothing, as many complain about the heat, when the cpu is below 37C, human body temperature. battery temp can go up to 60C, before the phone shuts down to cool off, and 100C cpu temp(temp of boiling water) before it shuts down. so you are definately below the safety temp. and its normal for the phone to warm up while charging.
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well, touch says nothing, as many complain about the heat, when the cpu is below 37C, human body temperature. battery temp can go up to 60C, before the phone shuts down to cool off, and 100C cpu temp(temp of boiling water) before it shuts down. so you are definately below the safety temp. and its normal for the phone to warm up while charging.
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aaha okey great !
but i have Enquiry,
why when i charge the phone with usb cable plugged with PC doesn't get HOT and warmly anymore?
the problem just with turbo charger and also the turbo charger get hot
because the problem it's appreared before 5 or 6 days only
before there is no problem
Backtoback1 said:
aaha okey great !
but i have Enquiry,
why when i charge the phone with usb cable plugged with PC doesn't get HOT and warmly anymore?
the problem just with turbo charger and also the turbo charger get hot
because the problem it's appreared before 5 or 6 days only
before there is no problem
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Because they have different output. You will need probably 10 hours to charge your phone over USB when the turbo charger will charge it for 1.5h. The problem didn't appear 5 or 6 days ago, this when you noticed it. And...that's not a problem at all, it's called physics...
Backtoback1 said:
aaha okey great !
but i have Enquiry,
why when i charge the phone with usb cable plugged with PC doesn't get HOT and warmly anymore?
the problem just with turbo charger and also the turbo charger get hot
because the problem it's appreared before 5 or 6 days only
before there is no problem
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the amount of voltage going in differs. the greater the voltage, the more heat will be produced. as said above, "physics".
okey thanks a lot for replay and help o really appreciate that
but as i searched on google i find someone say it's het HOT because when the phone
battrey become less then 15% and charge it to 99% it's damage the phone
and make it warmly .. and i do that many times .. it's right ? OR just physics as you said gays ?
thanks again
Backtoback1 said:
okey thanks a lot for replay and help o really appreciate that
but as i searched on google i find someone say it's het HOT because when the phone
battrey become less then 15% and charge it to 99% it's damage the phone
and make it warmly .. and i do that many times .. it's right ? OR just physics as you said gays ?
thanks again
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its wrong. your phone will be fine :good:
simms22 said:
its wrong. your phone will be fine :good:
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okey .. Thanks a lot to you simms22 and BigDig
simms22 said:
well, touch says nothing, as many complain about the heat, when the cpu is below 37C, human body temperature. battery temp can go up to 60C, before the phone shuts down to cool off, and 100C cpu temp(temp of boiling water) before it shuts down. so you are definately below the safety temp. and its normal for the phone to warm up while charging.
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youre welcome
Does anybody experience it too? I tried switching it to airplane mode, but it's still hot. Anybody know a way to fix it?
What kind of charger are you using for your device?
Every phone gets a little warm while fast charging
pja1985430 said:
What kind of charger are you using for your device?
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The original charger for honor play
tech_infinity said:
Every phone gets a little warm while fast charging
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It gets hot even on airplane mode
Xinja said:
Does anybody experience it too? I tried switching it to airplane mode, but it's still hot. Anybody know a way to fix it?
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It's gets hot because quick charge 18 watt, that's normal I think.
junkiespam said:
It's gets hot because quick charge 18 watt, that's normal I think.
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the help
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the help
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No problem, you're welcome
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the help
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Yes, anything above 5V/2A (10W) will heat up a bit. I use v10 with 22.5W but i feel the heat is normal and i do not consider it as hot but little warm only which get absolutely normal within a minute or two after disconnecting the phone from charger.
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The original charger for honor play
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There is different between hot and warn though. If your device gets hot while charging on the original charger there is something wrong somewhere. Mine doesn't even get warm when charging, perhaps, due to the winter cold. You should check the main power supply voltage to see if it's compatible with the requirement.
I don't believe it is normal for your device to get hot while charging without many apps running at the background.
shashank1320 said:
Yes, anything above 5V/2A (10W) will heat up a bit. I use v10 with 22.5W but i feel the heat is normal and i do not consider it as hot but little warm only which get absolutely normal within a minute or two after disconnecting the phone from charger.
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There is different between hot and warn though. If your device gets hot while charging on the original charger there is something wrong somewhere. Mine doesn't even get warm when charging, perhaps, due to the winter cold. You should check the main power supply voltage to see if it's compatible with the requirement.
I don't believe it is normal for your device to get hot while charging without many apps running at the background.
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Will removing my phone case help in any way?
Xinja said:
Will removing my phone case help in any way?
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Nope
If it supports Quick charging or SuperCharge, your phone may heat up during charging, due to the increased voltage. In order to reduce heat when charging, do the following:
•Charge your phone in a place where heat can easily dissipate (such as on a desk). Avoid charging in places where heat does not easily dissipate (such as on a bed).
•User a Huawei standard charger to charge your phone.
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If it supports Quick charging or SuperCharge, your phone may heat up during charging, due to the increased voltage. In order to reduce heat when charging, do the following:
•Charge your phone in a place where heat can easily dissipate (such as on a desk). Avoid charging in places where heat does not easily dissipate (such as on a bed).
•User a Huawei standard charger to charge your phone.
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I was using my phone for navigation in a car dock and it was plugged into the car charger (qc 3.0). The phone got really hot on a sunny day and now it doesn't quick charge and I can't connect to pc with the usb cable.
Never had a problem using my mobile phone for navigation before. I suspect thermal managent is non existant and the heat has damaged the usb board.
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My phobe getting 47 degree during only charging. I cant help it. Ac needed ?to cool it down
rajit said:
My phobe getting 47 degree during only charging. I cant help it. Ac needed ?to cool it down
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Disable apps running at the background while charging your phone.
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Disable apps running at the background while charging your phone.
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If i had to do all the things manually they why should I buy honor? My point is emui and honor as acompany is ss hh ii tt
rajit said:
If i had to do all the things manually they why should I buy honor? My point is emui and honor as acompany is ss hh ii tt
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What you are saying is like you want a aeroplane to take flight but you don't want to press the ignition button as that is manual work? And then if the plane doesn't fly because you didn't even press the ignition then you call the plane ss hh ii tt?! Wow! I guess there really is meaning behind it when people say "Handing a mobile phone to a monkey is stupid because it won't know how to use it".
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What you are saying is like you want a aeroplane to take flight but you don't want to press the ignition button as that is manual work? And then if the plane doesn't fly because you didn't even press the ignition then you call the plane ss hh ii tt?! Wow! I guess there really is meaning behind it when people say "Handing a mobile phone to a monkey is stupid because it won't know how to use it".
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Well fan boy wherver happening with huawei its good now. I am in peace mind. End of ****tty company is near. And please keep you logic with you. You may need it when someone use their ? to u
rajit said:
Well fan boy wherver happening with huawei its good now. I am in peace mind. End of ****tty company is near. And please keep you logic with you. You may need it when someone use their ? to u
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I'm not a fan of honor or huawei but I am also not a fan of people who blame and cry about things because they themselves have stone age level intellectual(you get who I'm talking about, right?). Anyway thanks for your wisdom about ?but no thanks because unlike you who has surrounded yourself with stupid people who use the ?( which you are so familiar with apparently) when talking about logic, I surround myself with progressive and intellectual people who appreciate logic. Hope you don't have to see that finger again cave man but I guess you can't really help that part, can you?
https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/04/22/xiaomi-mi-11-face-issue-burnt-motherboards/
Does anyone have this problems??
Matija_mi said:
https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/04/22/xiaomi-mi-11-face-issue-burnt-motherboards/
Does anyone have this problems??
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You are making me worried
Until now it's all hearsay, I haven't really seen any proof that Mi 11 devices are actually having these issues.
That being said, it's natural for some devices to have issues. This happens with literally every model of every brand. That's why warranties were created in the first place, otherwise if all devices were perfect, warranties would be useless.
I've had mine for about 2 months and never had any overheating issues. Not even while gaming. The only time I felt it hot in my hand was when running a few Antutu benchmarks back to back.
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Until now it's all hearsay, I haven't really seen any proof that Mi 11 devices are actually having these issues.
That being said, it's natural for some devices to have issues. This happens with literally every model of every brand. That's why warranties were created in the first place, otherwise if all devices were perfect, warranties would be useless.
I've had mine for about 2 months and never had any overheating issues. Not even while gaming. The only time I felt it hot in my hand was when running a few Antutu benchmarks back to back.
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Agreed, not a problem for me either being using it since January, especially on the new MIUI 12.5 update. My Mi 11 feels so much better than ever. Cheers
Europe Croatia... Still waiting for new update.
How is battery with new fw?
My phone just crashed while i was trying to post this
Those are my temps and I'm just uploading an archive on wifi everything is off the sim is set on 2G all low brightness and 60hz
Are these temps normal? It's not the first time it gets hot from uploading or downloading
In normal usage i usually get 5 hours with 50 percent remaining but when I upload or download something it drains from 50 to 25 in 30 minutes wtf
CYBERWORMHOLE said:
My phone just crashed while i was trying to post this
Those are my temps and I'm just uploading an archive on wifi everything is off the sim is set on 2G all low brightness and 60hz
Are these temps normal? It's not the first time it gets hot from uploading or downloading
In normal usage i usually get 5 hours with 50 percent remaining but when I upload or download something it drains from 50 to 25 in 30 minutes wtf
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Those temps look normal if you're using it. Uploading big files and using the Wi-Fi hard takes quite a bit of energy and releases quite a bit of heat off the modem.
I've tried to run several speedtests back to back on my Wi-Fi and the phone gets a bit warm to the touch, especially on the top, but I couldn't call it hot, just warm. Temps are similar to yours, up to 50'sC on the CPU and 38 on the battery
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Those temps look normal if you're using it. Uploading big files and using the Wi-Fi hard takes quite a bit of energy and releases quite a bit of heat off the modem.
I've tried to run several speedtests back to back on my Wi-Fi and the phone gets a bit warm to the touch, especially on the top, but I couldn't call it hot, just warm. Temps are similar to yours, up to 50'sC on the CPU and 38 on the battery
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My battery was at 44-45 and the cpu was 49 is that normal for the battery?
DarknessWarrior said:
Those temps look normal if you're using it. Uploading big files and using the Wi-Fi hard takes quite a bit of energy and releases quite a bit of heat off the modem.
I've tried to run several speedtests back to back on my Wi-Fi and the phone gets a bit warm to the touch, especially on the top, but I couldn't call it hot, just warm. Temps are similar to yours, up to 50'sC on the CPU and 38 on the battery
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My battery was at 44-45 and the cpu was 49 is that normal?
Edit: i posted again by mistake
My Mi 11 shuts down when charging and then I have to manually power it on.
This has happened 2-3 times already and the device is hot as f..k!
Seems they f.cked again!
psichokillah said:
My Mi 11 shuts down when charging and then I have to manually power it on.
This has happened 2-3 times already and the device is hot as f..k!
Seems they f.cked again!
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My battery is always on 40°c wtf Xiaomi
Even my 845 did better than this phone
https://www.themyme.com/2021/04/26/...ifi-module-related-complaints-of-mi-11-users/
I have overheating issues. I'm waiting to send it back to get a new one. One day the phone got suddenly really hot then i shutdown. And then it didn't turn on. Then I plugged it in and the mainboard gets up to 55 Celsius. With some tricks you can turn it on but it only charge with around 450mA with the 55W charger and is still very hot until you disconnect the charger.
Matija_mi said:
https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/04/22/xiaomi-mi-11-face-issue-burnt-motherboards/
Does anyone have this problems??
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Yes
Already serviced, motherboard replaced. Fingers crossed the new motherboard has a different design / MIUI 13 will be less taxing on the motherboard...
Same me, replaced motherboard and display
seemebreakthis said:
Yes
Already serviced, motherboard replaced. Fingers crossed the new motherboard has a different design / MIUI 13 will be less taxing on the motherboard...
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seemebreakthis said:
Yes
Already serviced, motherboard replaced. Fingers crossed the new motherboard has a different design / MIUI 13 will be less taxing on the motherboard...
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Same here motherboard replaced
ajo81 said:
Same here motherboard replaced
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I actually want to stress test it as much as possible now so if it breaks down again at least it is still under warranty !
Same here, replaced
Matija_mi said:
https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/04/22/xiaomi-mi-11-face-issue-burnt-motherboards/
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is this even supposed to surprise anyone man? to start this phone is hot and alsoo xiaomi have nice reputation for overheat and motherboard
This isn't a new issue for Xiaomi. From the mi 10 t/t pro to the poco x3 pro and f3, it seems to interest a wide array of models. If this reassures people at least for the mi 10t/t pro later revisions fixed the issue