How to Resolve Overheating Issues on Galaxy S23 

Yeah me too

same, there's been a change since the update.

Same in my case

Use the fan bro

Same here, only recently started happening

Same

Just fan it

Seriously!.. I am samsung user last 5 years ago.. So i really understand the overheating issue.. Now i am using huawei.. Im considering to buy samsung again especially s23 since its new and its look cool tho.. Its actually dissapointing me when i heard samsung still didnt fix its overheating issue.. Even to the newest model.. 😅

Samsung overheats too. You don’t say..🤣

Mine to 40.2c how resolve it

Is all people talking about heating on s23 regular right?

i dont know when the heat comes But it hasn't been since I bought the phone

Because it’s an android 😂

@@user-dh8xh9yn7z the iPhone 15 literally had the same issue but much worse. Apple literally had to slow down your devices within an update because the iPhone 15 was at risk due to the heat. So go be a fanboy somewhere else pls, it's just a f***ing phone.

Because processes exynos is shit

its because the faster the processor is running, the more power it needs in most cases, unless that chip is very power efficient, clock speed can cause heating, phones that have just enough cooling will overheat if you use them intensively, dont worry about it, it wont just die on you, every chipset has protection against thermal damage, by throthling it down when nessecary I dont use samsung, its not made for my needs (i use intensive tasks on the phone for long periods of time sometimes, and need it to last without an outlet for a long time, balance is key, not one part.

​@Shaalanfmw1 Waah, what a knowledgeable guy😅. For your kind information, S23 all models have snapdragon, not Exynos.

Same in my s23 ultra lol

Same here

Same here

Same brother 🫠

Is it 2024 or 23 In my case after feb 2024

I can’t turn my phone right now,it’s suck

How to measure heat bro,are telling about 🔋 heat or cpu heat

Something is wrong, phone isnt suposed to heat that much while not gaming. Keep in mind if you live in a hot place it will heat more, and if you use mobile data, gps, high brightness, and or charge while using its normal to heat and any phone will heat. Unless u buy a very low powered and low performance chip you wont get cool phone abusing its usage or hot place

@XxViperMortalxX I believe the whole phone is made wrong can't be older models won't heat up like it, Believe me am comparing it to many phones in it sizes to be fair, something wrong with Samsung s23 and they don't talk about it.

​@@OAlshaiba i have a s23 i have not faced major heating like mine reached 42 degree celcius max while doing hardcore gaming

@sairajdessai562 Am not sure what's wrong but I replaced mine with new one because of the warranty and still while gaming the area behind the camera and under it by little heats up like microwave... still annoying while playing makes me think it will break the phone and I may lose all my apps/contacts etc

@@OAlshaiba open temps monitor, u probably fine temps wise, but this phone you can really feel the heat tbh. Some phones at 41-42 u feel warm, s23 feels like a frying pan, which in a way its good, means the heat is being disipated to the outside. If its within about 41-42c u good, even 44-45 u good, but i have never gone past 43 while playing fortnite max settings, which is the most demanding game u can play on ur phone. Im not sure but it seems small phones disipate heat in a concentrated area instead of a large one, i also had an iphone se which would heat even more than s23 it REAALLY got hot, no big thermal throtle tho so i guess it wasnt overheating, while the equivalent bigger phone, the iphone 11 (same chip as se 2020), didnt heat even close to the same. Also the frames got MUCH hotter on iphone se than 11, i also tested s23 and s23 ultra, and ultra you feel less the heat but heats up to about same temp

I dont use samsung, but its because, the faster the chip runs, the more power it uses, unless its power efficient enough, less power needed to run certain clockspeed, but what also contributes to this issue is their bloat making the cpu work a lot of the time, they dont give it enough cooling, so its not a phone that can sustain serious gaming.

Bro this phone has snapdragon 8 gen 2 😅 And my tests shows me the more energy blaster games heats the phone to max 43°C. I think thats a little bit hot but don't was be a problem. And Samsung found a solution for this heating problem. On game booster settings there is an option: Stop USB PD charging while playing games. This option stops charging phone and drains battery while youre playing games and thats gives you max performance and fixs overheating problems.

Samsung phones are garbage