Motorola Trolls Samsung and iPhone With Their New Ad

Sajo

Diamond Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2013
Messages
20,731
Reaction score
16,871
Location
Tennessee
Current Phone Model
Pixel 7 Pro
Sure, it gets warm while navigating with Maps. But not really "hot". I can't remember it ever being too hot to hold; but warm.

Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk
 

hammerhead13

Gold Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2010
Messages
1,359
Reaction score
580
Location
Florida
Current Phone Model
Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G
My Moto Z Force get a Nice Snuggly Warm for a Cold Winter Night. lol. I guess its more noticeable on the Aluminum Parts and when you take the back off. I also noticed when I used the Hasselblad Mod it was Noticable Hotter towards the Bottom where the Magnets are which happens to also be where the grip on the Hasselblad Mod is so not touching that part is unavoidable when using it.
 

hammerhead13

Gold Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2010
Messages
1,359
Reaction score
580
Location
Florida
Current Phone Model
Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G
So I decided to just check a little more investigating with my Moto Z Force and check some Temps. (I was bored). This is a Fairly Fresh Reset Moto Z Force so I dont have lot running on it. I actually go the tutorial for the Moto Mod when I connected it since i recently did a FDR. Sure you can take this with a grain of salt but its just some Observances.

2017-11-28_12-20-38.jpg
 

akhenax

Silver Member
Joined
Jul 13, 2010
Messages
1,714
Reaction score
380
Location
NY
Where are the magnets in relation to the location of the processor? My thinking here is that it has nothing to do with the magnets, but the processor running hot while performing tasks.

I wonder how some devices can stay cool, and others run hot with the same processor? Maybe it has to do with heat sink technology used in the various phones.
 
Last edited:

hammerhead13

Gold Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2010
Messages
1,359
Reaction score
580
Location
Florida
Current Phone Model
Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G
I was only referring to the Magnets more as a point of reference as from teardowns they seem to be near the SoC.
 
Top