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Nope, no hot deal here. *smile*. Do I still speak to Apple if I got it from John Lewis? I have a 3 year warranty with it.bigboss said:I thought you had a hot deal there!
The battery may be faulty. Speak to Apple.
Cheers.JamesMellor said:What does the ipad say ? and no I am not taking the **** , the other week my ipad 3 ( in a black speck case ) on a hot day in the sun informed me it needed to shut down as it was too hot . The pad was v.warm but not " burning hot ".
What I'm saying is if it's not shutting itself down it could well be faulty .
James
I wanted to take one on holiday and sold my other iPad 2. I think the iPad 2 works better on this forum and in general too, I was going to get another tablet anywaybigboss said:Why did you order another iPad now? Do you really need 3 tablets? Didn't you already have an iPad 2?
I just hope it gets sorted.bigboss said:I don't think so. They'll change the battery and send it back to you.
wilsonlaidlaw said:During the summer, when I am in the south of France for a few months, my iPad 3 gets hot enough not to be usable resting on bare legs but it takes about 30 minutes. When I have used it in direct sun, it has tripped the overheat protection and I have put it in the fridge in a plastic bag for a while, to cool down.
Wilson
Nope, I never use it when charging.Paul. said:Were you using it whilst charging? Some of my i things get pretty hot if you do something processor intensive whilst charging. After a two hour drive in summer using Nav Free my iphone could melt rock!
Cheers.wilsonlaidlaw said:During the summer, when I am in the south of France for a few months, my iPad 3 gets hot enough not to be usable resting on bare legs but it takes about 30 minutes. When I have used it in direct sun, it has tripped the overheat protection and I have put it in the fridge in a plastic bag for a while, to cool down. It does not get as hot as my previous MacBook Pro, a 2009 13" model, which once got hot enough to give me blisters on my legs. My current 15" Retina MBP, never gets as hot as that, other than around the Magsafe 2 power port, where it can become very hot, if I am charging from a low battery and simultaneously doing processor intensive work, like converting a large batch of RAW images to TIFF in Capture One.
Wilson
Yep, I was tempted with a mini Nexus today.Hi-FiOutlaw said:If i was going to have a second ipad I would love to have a mini ipad, to take out of home, and leave the big one just for domestic use...
Yep, makes sense.Hi-FiOutlaw said:I've a ipad 2 and the temp never changes, but my wife ipad 3 run hot after 10/15 min of being on.
Some friend have ipad 4 and have the same problem as 3, i think it's normal working temp, maybe due different processor or batery design...
As my 2 take less time to charge as my wife 3.
gel said:Yep, I was tempted with a mini Nexus today.Hi-FiOutlaw said:If i was going to have a second ipad I would love to have a mini ipad, to take out of home, and leave the big one just for domestic use...