|
|
Yea, the phone gets hot where the electronics are, the battery charge control circuit etc. Around the camera, lights area, where the phone's mainboard is.
UMi published a teardown video, in that video there seems to be a metal plate inside the back cover at that specific spot, this is to disperse heat along with the whole of the back cover metal.
I am afraid there is no solution to this, a less powerful phone might not heat at all or heat less, but consumers always want more powerful and faster device.
For comparison, check Sony Xperia Z3 (look at teardown pics / videos), this one even employs a heatpipe inside the phone, much like desktop / laptop cpu coolers do, to carry heat to the surface, which is then felt by the person using the phone, still it is the best they can do.
|
|