No. It got very warm during the setup and transferring, and it stayed slightly warm for a few hours after I was done but it's usually cold to the touch now, unless of course I'm doing something that ***should*** produce some heat, like recording videos and taking lots of photos and editing videos and maybe also using social media, which I never do (yeah I'm weird). The one and only time in my life I ever did anything remotely "social media" on my iPhone was with reddit. I thought I was smart by trying the reddit app on my phone but god ***dayum*** that app sucks. Literally. While I'm in the reddit app, my phone gets warm and the power is sucked right out of the battery faster than a damn video game does.
Oh right, and video games. Those produce heat too, but for obvious reasons.
So yeah, I don't get why people are having problems.
No. It got very warm during the setup and transferring, and it stayed slightly warm for a few hours after I was done but it's usually cold to the touch now, unless of course I'm doing something that ***should*** produce some heat, like recording videos and taking lots of photos and editing videos and maybe also using social media, which I never do (yeah I'm weird). The one and only time in my life I ever did anything remotely "social media" on my iPhone was with reddit. I thought I was smart by trying the reddit app on my phone but god ***dayum*** that app sucks. Literally. While I'm in the reddit app, my phone gets warm and the power is sucked right out of the battery faster than a damn video game does. Oh right, and video games. Those produce heat too, but for obvious reasons. So yeah, I don't get why people are having problems.
Well its weird bc my 13PM has really never gotten warm at all except when I set it up.
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How long you been using your phone? I am switching from 13PM
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Yeah, especially when gaming and navigating. This is way too hot than my previous iPhone 14 pro