(OT) Cellphone batteries
Is it normal for cellphone batteries to get warm when in use? I have a
simple phone, LG 221c. If I'm on the phone for awhile, the rear of the phone gets very warm by the battery. Also, when I get a beep that says the battery needs charging, the rear of the phone gets very warm too. I have noticed that the battery does not last as long as it used to, however, it's been very cold weather, and it's often outside in my car, so I assume that has something to do with it. Yet, it seesm that even in the house it needs charging more than it used to. I suppose like all batteries, it's getting weak. The phone is about one year old. But getting warm like that has me concerned. I have heard about some cell batteries exploding. Thanks for all replies |
(OT) Cellphone batteries
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(OT) Cellphone batteries
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(OT) Cellphone batteries
micky posted for all of us...
And I know how to SNIP OTOH, it probably does mean you need a new battery so maybe buy one now. At Walgreen's -- Tekkie |
(OT) Cellphone batteries
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Is it normal for cellphone batteries to get warm when in use? I have a simple phone, LG 221c. If I'm on the phone for awhile, the rear of the phone gets very warm by the battery. Also, when I get a beep that says the battery needs charging, the rear of the phone gets very warm too. I have noticed that the battery does not last as long as it used to, however, it's been very cold weather, and it's often outside in my car, so I assume that has something to do with it. Yet, it seesm that even in the house it needs charging more than it used to. I suppose like all batteries, it's getting weak. The phone is about one year old. But getting warm like that has me concerned. I have heard about some cell batteries exploding. Thanks for all replies Might be battery trouble. All phones of mine got warm because it's outputting power, an also dissipating power in transmit. Mostly in a weaker signal area, it will go to full power. I had a panasonic which I mostly left plugged into charger. After maybe a year, the battery was getting fatter. I finally replaced it, but still worked. Greg |
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