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Not at all and I use both a wireless fast charger and plug in.
I think i might have gotten a defective one. I can feel it getting warm really quick
I think i might have gotten a defective one. I can feel it getting warm really quick
Im going to have to check into my settings. I think you are right. It could be something thats syncing in the back groundWhat is it currently doing? Is it backing up to iCloud? Did you recently restore from an iCloud backup, and if so, is it still syncing photos, videos, etcetera back to the phone? Those things will cause the iPhone to get warm. Even playing certain games or having the screen lit up for a good amount of time will cause the iPhone to get warm.
It's normal to get a little warm during extreme use, but if you're uncomfortable with the speed and amount of heat that's happening, I would definitely contact Apple and make a Genius Bar appointment. Which type of charging method are you using?
Just the regular cable that it comes with
Depends on what you are doing. If you are doing a personal hotspot or playing a graphically intensive game it might get a bit hot, but most phones do get hotter than others . Did you get a temp reading of your phone?Anyone having issues with the phone getting hot?
Depends on what you are doing. If you are doing a personal hotspot or playing a graphically intensive game it might get a bit hot, but most phones do get hotter than others . Did you get a temp reading of your phone?
I found this article on Apple's Support site: Keeping iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch within acceptable operating temperatures
I found this article on Apple's Support site: Keeping iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch within acceptable operating temperatures