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The more you use it the hotter it'll get, it's normal, more so if you play heavy games and or have heavy apps running.
Hi @Azzu1,
Welcome to the community.
Another thing worth mentioning is, when you purchase a new phone, a majority of the first usage time will be downloading, installing and updating apps. This will cause a lot of strain on your CPU, causing it to heat it up and the battery to drain quicker.
After you have your device set up the way you like it, you should notice it running cooler and the battery lasting longer than when you first purchased it.
Other than that, @uliwooly is right. The more intensive the application you're using, the more it is going to heat up.
Hi @Azzu1,
I am afraid I cannot give you a temperature range for specific apps or processes as I do not have access to this kind of information.
The phone does have a built in safety mechanism however, that will shut the phone down if it does get close to overheating.
I'm not sure if there is a way to check this in the default system. You may need a third party app to do this, but we cannot guarantee the functionality of third party apps.
That'll be interesting, check ebay or amazon, but do NOT try to cool off your device by placing it in the fridge/freezer or expose it to drastic temperature changes, it will damage the phone.
Hi all,
I have been for years the happy owner of an Xperia Z2. Two week ago, i sold it and today i bought a new Xperia Z5.
Already after the first start I noticed excessive heating of the part under the screen up.
Every time I do some operation, I note immediately a lot of heat.
I confirmed this problem? After the upgrade to Android 6.0 this problem has been solved#
Thanks and bets regards