Hello everyone, Please help me with an advice, I bought my Nokia 7 plus a week ago and since then I noticed that when light gaming the phone turns pretty hot. You can feel all the back getting hot.. And the battery temp is around 44-45 degrees Celsius. I ve talked with suport and they said different things. From my knowledge 45 degrees Celsius for a battery is pretty hot. So.. Is this safe? Or should I get it replaced? I am happy with the phone except that I would like to know what's the safe battery temp. Thank you
I just bought ny mi8 3 days ago, i feel comfortable with it, so incridible specification, but i hate the battery temprature it touch 38 39 on internet using 4g+ while playing pubg 10 mins with smooth extreme setting it touch 43°C on battery temperature, is it normal guys? Or i must replace my phone? Please respond this threat, thank you, hehe
Hi all.
I have written a comment to another created threat in mi 9 forum, but I would like to read your comments here too.
I'm having battery draining and SOT problems with my mi 9, like I said in title (like most people I think).
I have tried everything to improve my battery life in my mi 9, and It's not bad at all, but I was expecting better performance for a top xiaomi smartphone with sd 855 and 5 months old in spite of the fact that it has "only" 3300mah battery ...
I'm not a heavy user and I try to get max SOT and minimum battery drain in all my phones, because I don't like changing smartphones very often and I like to take care of it.
I came from a Moto G4 plus, and I had 5h of SOT in 48h without high standby drainage (maybe 1-2% of drainage overnight in 7-9h) with a 3 years old battery and worst hardware and software. In mi 9, I'm getting 5-6h of SOT in 48-72h. Not bad at all, but standby drainage is awfull. It loses 20-25% of the battery every 48h (3-5% overnight), and in a smartphone with such a fair battery it's a problem. If I'm not getting great results with not heavy use and my smartphone is new, I don't want to think in 2-3 years + mid-heavy use ... I have tried everything (full wipes, reinstalling, the most powerfull battery saving, etc) and I don't have great result. Standby drainage is very hight compared to other phones (I have tried a friend poco f1 and I had 10h in 48-72h with 1% overnight drainage. It was awsome).
And now the question ...
I'm thinking of changing my mi 9 for a huawei mate 20... I still have the 30d Amazon refund and I am not comfortable with my phone's battery.
- Mate 20 pros vs mi 9: +700 mah battery and more efficient, the best ips panel without burn-in problem, and fingerprint sensor behind the screen (no like too much in-screen fingerprint at all).
- Pros mi 9 vs mate 20: sd 855 (but geekbech it's very very similar, and antutu winner is mi 9 only for gamming but mate 20 still on top), unlocking bootloader for mi 9 (better comunity in xda, but if emui works well I think I don't need custom rooms, the problem here is Trump/google vs China ... but now apeares to be solved and we would have newer updates to Android Q), wireless charging (I don't use it because smartphone is hotter when charging 3-5º vs cable+1,5a charger, It takes more time to charge with elevated temperature), not jack (better for waterproof), maybe very little better cameras in mi 9 and little better results, 4 months younger (very little difference) and It's the top phone on xiaomi (mate 20 is the little brother because we have mate 20 pro, 20x, p30, p30 pro and we will have soon mate 20 and mate 20 pro; and that could be worst because we will get latter uptdates in mate 20).
What do you think? Would you change mi 9 for mate 20? Reading your comments. Greetings.
If your looking for better battery life I'd say get the mate 20. I've had mine for just under 3 months. Best damn purchase I've ever made (purchased way below retail during trump ban). I consider myself a medium to heavy user (I don't play mobile games however). With some useless features turned off and some fetch services disabled. I can easily get 8-10 hrs on screen time with this phone, it's the best battery life I've ever had, prior I was getting 4hrs with another Android phone.
Andrew Tuon said:
If your looking for better battery life I'd say get the mate 20. I've had mine for just under 3 months. Best damn purchase I've ever made (purchased way below retail during trump ban). I consider myself a medium to heavy user (I don't play mobile games however). With some useless features turned off and some fetch services disabled. I can easily get 8-10 hrs on screen time with this phone, it's the best battery life I've ever had, prior I was getting 4hrs with another Android phone.
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What about heat and performance?
quiquetdelcampet said:
What about heat and performance?
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Heat? I haven't had any issues with heat if by that you mean does the phone get too hot to touch, it's cool the majority of the time. As for performance, EMUI 9.1 is very smooth and I haven't had any slow downs ??.
Andrew Tuon said:
Heat? I haven't had any issues with heat if by that you mean does the phone get too hot to touch, it's cool the majority of the time. As for performance, EMUI 9.1 is very smooth and I haven't had any slow downs .
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And what about temperature playing PUBG mobile for example 30 min? Have you tried?
Really thanks!
quiquetdelcampet said:
And what about temperature playing PUBG mobile for example 30 min? Have you tried?
Really thanks!
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Sorry bud I don't play games on my phone, wouldn't know.
quiquetdelcampet said:
And what about temperature playing PUBG mobile for example 30 min? Have you tried?
Really thanks!
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After 30 mins of Asphalt 9 the device is damn cold... Could even be used as a cooler
xphy32 said:
After 30 mins of Asphalt 9 the device is damn cold... Could even be used as a cooler
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Just a month ago I had Poco F1. On the battery Sot was similar to the 20 mate. Night drainage in Poco 1-3%, mate 2-5%. Mate saves better on screen on. Performance similar to Poco. If I had to exchange Mi9, it was on mi9t Pro.
Hey guys I live in Mumbai with temperature of around 31 to 33 degrees..now when I first pick up the phone the internal temps show around 36 - 37 degrees..but if I use the phone for about 5- 10 mins. For browsing etc it shoots up to 40 degrees and warm to hold..but if I use gcam or play call of duty it becomes very hot to the touch and internal temps reach 47 to 48 c ....I am not sure if this is normal behaviour or should I ask for replacement? It is my first time with a processor anywhere close to flagship so I'm not sure..I'm on stock India ROM and checking temps with Aida and cpuz thanks in advance..
How are you measuring the soc temps?
I have them here side by side and the Pixel 4 XL gets like 8-9 degrees celsius warmer than the 7 Pro with normal use
The 4 XL is at around 29 degrees celsius when idle (battery temp), and then it gets to 38 degrees celsiuswith normal use
The 7 Pro is at around 26 degrees celsius when idle and then it gets to 31 degrees celsius.
Yesterday I received the 4 XL and apart that it takes the best pictures I've ever seen on a phone, it's a little bit uncomfortable to use because it gets warm when using it normally
And yesterday I was uploading a file through WeTransfer and I got this overheat notification/warning.
The ambien temperature here is like 26 degrees celsius
Don't you find it uncomfortable?
Temp test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auqmaqK1GTs
Had the device since release. Not once have I ever seen an overheat warning. I've charged it whilst using. I've played heavy games.. I run about 26-30c ambient.
If your device is overheating and you get the notification then clearly your device is defected as the device itself should cool itself/throttle down as your temps rise.