How to fix iPhone overheating issue

iPhone overheated? Don’t panic! This guide helps you solve problems

The best iPhone operating temperature is between 0 and 35 degrees Celsius. In high temperature environments, your iPhone may experience performance problems, such as faster battery drain and slower operation. But overheating is not always caused by ambient temperature. This article will discuss the causes and solutions for iPhone overheating.

Causes of iPhone overheating	Solution
Ambient temperature is too high	Move your phone to a cool place and stop charging until it cools down.
Insufficient storage space	Use CleanMy® Phone to clean unnecessary applications and files.
Long video calls	Use Usage to monitor CPU usage, if it exceeds 80%, shorten the call time.
Application crash or overload	Close the background to run the application and uninstall infrequently used applications. Use Disk Drill to back up your application data.
Battery failure	Use Batteries to monitor the battery level of all devices.
Too large data usage	Reduce screen brightness, video clarity, and close the background application.
iOS system error	Update to the latest software version (Settings > General > Software Update).

Is it normal for iPhone to get fever?

Slight fever is normal, especially when charging, playing games, watching HD videos, or using GPS for a long time. Just let the phone cool for a few minutes to restore normal performance. But if the phone is overheated, you need to pay attention. Before sending it to repair, try the following:

Causes and solutions to iPhone overheating:

1. Excessive ambient temperature: Direct sunlight or high temperature environments (such as bakeries) can cause iPhone to overheat. Avoid using or charging in high temperature environments and enable low battery mode (Settings > Battery > Low battery mode).

2. Insufficient storage space: The system needs enough free space to manage temporary files. Use CleanMy® Phone to clean up duplicate photos, unnecessary screenshots, etc. to free up storage space.

   • Install and open CleanMy®Phone.
   • Click Clean, and then Scan.
   • View duplicates and screenshots and uncheck the items you want to keep.
   • Click "Clean" to delete the remaining items.

3. Long-term video calls: Video calls take up a lot of resources. Use Usage to monitor CPU and memory usage, reduce video quality, screen brightness, or turn off unnecessary applications if necessary.

4. App crashes or too many background apps: Close unnecessary background apps (on iPhone, swipe up and pause, or double-click the Home button and swipe up to close the app). Uninstall apps that often crash and reinstall. Before uninstalling the app, use Disk Drill to back up your data.

5. Battery failure: Aging or malfunctioning battery can cause heat on the back of the phone. Please pay attention to the battery health status (Settings > Battery), and go to the Apple Authorized Service Center for repairs if necessary.

6. Too much data usage: The use of large amounts of data (such as streaming videos, large file downloads) will overheat your phone. Reduce screen brightness, video quality, and turn off background applications and unnecessary network connections (such as GPS).

7. iOS system error: Update to the latest iOS system version (Settings > General > Software Update). If the problem persists, please back up the data and reset all settings or reinstall the iOS system.

Recommended apps for Setapp:

The CleanMy® Phone, Usage, Disk Drill and Batteries mentioned in the article are all available on the Setapp platform. Setapp offers a free 7-day trial, which will then charge $9.99 per month.

FAQ:

• Why does iPhone get hot? It is usually because the processor or battery load is too high (such as running large applications, streaming video, etc.), or the ambient temperature is too high.
• Why does iPhone get hot when charging? Possible reasons include high power consumption usage, background tasks (such as iOS updates, data backups), and charging in a warm environment.

Hope this article helps you solve the problem of overheating on iPhone!

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