If its heating that much, the battery is going to be draining. Thats where the heats ultimately coming from - excess power usage.

I havent experienced this, but chances are you have an app running rogue. Keep tabs on your battery stats if it happens again.

 

That is certainly unusual. My phone does not get very warm at all.

 

You might check your

Reasons your device may get warm

• Playing videos, games, or other media apps;
• Tethering your device or using it as a Wi-Fi hotspot;
• Using the device while it's charging; or
• Downloading or uploading a lot of data over 3G or Wi-Fi connection.

Ways to prevent your device from heating up

• Pause resource-intensive features or apps until your device cools down
• Keep your device away from direct heat or excessive sunlight
• Avoid keeping your device in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas where heat can easily build up
• Reduce your device's display brightness by going to Settings > Display and adjusting your brightness options
• Don't use a case or cover that isn't made for your device

 

Mine was like that for three days and I been clearing apps data and deleting unwanted apps, but still the same then I looked it up. I've been using the highest brightness. My baby probably turned it up high, because I never use high.

 

i am having the same issue on my nexus.I am game lover and daily 3-4 hours with break i would play games and my nexus was verymuch heated which 80-70% battery discharges.Anyone had experience like this

 

If it gets too warm... Think of it as a gentle reminder from the universe that you need to take a break.

 

LOL

 

Mine gets hot too, but no hotter than my last two phones when I am putting it through it's paces. Well, maybe a little hotter, but this is the first phone I have had with an aluminium case, and I figure that the whole case has been designed to work as a heatsink. I'm not worried about it.

 

hey guys, my Nexus 6p is heating excessively from moderate use like taking pictures and playing normal games for a while. I have cleared cache too but it didn't help. Please suggest how to solve this issue.

 

Can you define hot? Like hot by a temperature app, too hot to hold, or something else?

 

I am using "CpuTemp" app for measuring temperature of my CPU, as the portion between the camera and the fingerprint sensor heats up. The temperature reaches 130°F from 95°F (55°C from 34°C) by just playing game (Clash Royale) for 10 minutes.

 

That didn't sound very hot to me, so I did this google search:
https://www.google.com.au/webhp?sou...#safe=off&q=how+hot+should+an+android+cpu+get

yep. 55c while gaming seems pretty normal.

edit: hey that's nifty. the forum attached the google favicon