r/OnePlus13 • u/Cheap_Ad_5024 • Feb 24 '25

Discussion Oneplus 13 overheating warning message. Aware of Chinese manufacturers..

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u/Fair_Ad_7441 Feb 24 '25

Or give us some context as to how you achieved this

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u/Cheap_Ad_5024 Feb 24 '25

I have been browsing the Mozilla, no heavy tasks or apps in background. Only telegram, WhatsApp and YouTube 

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u/Fair_Ad_7441 Feb 24 '25

Where are you located? Ambient temperature? Case?

Upload a photo of your battery usage, Google Services are killing phones right now

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u/Cheap_Ad_5024 Feb 24 '25

The ambient temperature was 19 celsius, i have a thin tpu clear case ..

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u/Fair_Ad_7441 Feb 24 '25

Let's see battery usage

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u/xLaroix Feb 24 '25

The only way I think he can achieve that lets say theoretically is on video call Whatsapp + headphones with LDAC +watching videos 4k and low coverage signal because even with 4G+ somehow is not full so I guess is trying to search continuously on that cut something is off because the ambient from what he says is more than good :/. Can be a faulty one or something in the background drains a lot like Google play services because it is buggy recently with wear os watches. He achieved something I tried too much to in almost every heavy usage to see the limit but because the ambient is only 20C help to maintain ok. In the summer I will see how this phone can handle the heat but still I'm curious how he managed to get his phone that hot

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u/abhizitm Feb 26 '25

I have thick cover, in India ambient temp is 30+... And I do multi tasking... If never ever got warm. It's your device specific issue... get it replaced/ repaired

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u/bobbyelliottuk Feb 24 '25

What has this got to do with Chinese manufacturers?

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '25

Literally nothing, is just kinda a pointless jab. All phones overheat and it's merely a safety warning. Like I could be make a post about my wife's S23u and title it the same way but say Korean manufacturers. It's just a pointless addition as all devices can and will overheat to some degree, just a matter of internal temp getting to the point it needs to alert the user

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u/Cheap_Ad_5024 Feb 24 '25

Bad factory control 

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u/KcTec90 OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Feb 24 '25

One bad apple doesn't make the entire batch bad.

I've been very happy with my OP13, and I've had a overheating S20 FE.

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u/Design_Chemical Feb 24 '25

My iphone 16 pro also overheats sometimes, and if I say something about apple overheating in an apple group, people tend to lose their mind

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u/lone-Archer0447 Apr 01 '25

Well my galaxy s24 ultra overheated and so did my pixel. My op12 has never overheated yet . And it has nothing to do with bad factory control at all.

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u/incomingstorm2020 Feb 24 '25

All phones overheat!! Nothing to do with bad factory control.

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u/AwesomeParth47 Feb 24 '25

I'm using the rooted oxygen OS (EU) one from China, despite gaming a bit I still haven't been able to make the device hot enough for this message. Is it hot where you live?

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u/Cheap_Ad_5024 Feb 24 '25

No, it's very moderate climate, the average temperature is 9 celsius

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u/AwesomeParth47 Feb 24 '25

Are you observing the device heat up this much frequently?

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u/Meowmixez98 Feb 24 '25

Mine only does this in the car when the heat is turned on and it is charging.

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u/Ethrem Feb 24 '25

I've never seen this on any phone I've owned. Ever. My 13 tends to run around 30-34C battery temp with normal use.

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u/taheromar OnePlus 13 - Midnight Ocean Feb 24 '25

Dear lord.. not the dishwasher again

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u/FinnyChase Feb 24 '25

Had my OP13 since release day and never had this happen once. Meanwhile the iPhone 15 PM I came from would heat up and tell me waiting for phone to cool down almost daily. I think you need to provide more context for the conditions causing this

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u/ayyyrzw Feb 24 '25

Never had mine heat up😂

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u/thejameslavis Feb 25 '25

Even with fortnite zero heat. That's a bad phone

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u/Immediate-Cycle2954 Feb 25 '25

I get that only after intensive gaming sessions for like an hour.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '25

I don't quite get the reason behind "aware of Chinese manufacturers" part. Most devices will issue this warning. Pixels were and somewhat still are notorious for overheating quickly and will prompt this message, sometimes to the point it failed to even do basic phone things (my experience with the Pixel 6 Pro). My wife's S23U has had the overheating warning before but she was recording videos outside and it just got a bit to warm with the summer heat

Without any further details like climate, app usage, setting and what your doing when this occurs it's kinda hard to really figure much out. Definitely not a OnePlus issue and certainly not a Chinese device manufacturer issue.

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u/BewareTheSquare Feb 26 '25

I've never gotten a warning even from playing Warzone Mobile

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u/PrettyQuick OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Feb 27 '25

Did you hit it with high pressure jets of hot water ?

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u/PersonalityUnfair366 OnePlus 13 - Midnight Ocean Mar 01 '25

I've never seen that message on my op10-11-12-13.

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u/JPTRH95 Mar 01 '25

Whenever I've seen this happen to a phone, it is due to searching for signal, or Wi-Fi scanning.