Had been watching one of the recent MR podcast episodes and it turns out I am not the only person who had ever tried this🤣 A powerbank plus iPhone in the fridge! I did it too when my iPhone showed the message “phone too hot to use, wait 5 minutes”. Tho I think it is not very safe due to condensate potential, I don’t recommend this lifehack if you want to keep your battery good, fan cooling if you really need to.
It’s summer and summer heat across Europe is literally killing. If I said 10 years ago that there will be 34° Celsius in Netherlands people would have looked at me like if I was an insane person. Maybe Greta was right after all🙄
Since there were many battery topics recently and many of people struggle with their phones overheating, what is your “chilling” strategy? After all, heat is detrimental to battery life.
It is quite surprising Apple didn’t make some article about iPhones heat management in the summer.
I myself had noticed that wireless charging helps to keep heat at bay. Best strategy is to turn off the phone - it almost never heats during charging, or even turn down all wireless connectivity and charge in low battery mode. But all of those are not very feasible sometimes, especially when you need to stay connected.
So, how do you fight heat? Any interesting tips on keeping stuff cool?
It’s summer and summer heat across Europe is literally killing. If I said 10 years ago that there will be 34° Celsius in Netherlands people would have looked at me like if I was an insane person. Maybe Greta was right after all🙄
Since there were many battery topics recently and many of people struggle with their phones overheating, what is your “chilling” strategy? After all, heat is detrimental to battery life.
It is quite surprising Apple didn’t make some article about iPhones heat management in the summer.
I myself had noticed that wireless charging helps to keep heat at bay. Best strategy is to turn off the phone - it almost never heats during charging, or even turn down all wireless connectivity and charge in low battery mode. But all of those are not very feasible sometimes, especially when you need to stay connected.
So, how do you fight heat? Any interesting tips on keeping stuff cool?