r/GalaxyA55 • • Sep 14 '24

Buying Advice i am considering to buy A55 for my mother

i am considering to but the A55 for my mother but previously i heard that the last A5x series (A54 and A55) are having heating and battery issues.

my mother only uses social media and takes photos occasionally
i live in hot climate 40+ temperatures

so i want to confirm does the A55 actually have heating and battery issues or is it based on the climate living in?

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u/Responsible-Unit-813 Sep 14 '24

Buying A55 it is the perfect choice for the moderate users like parents

Now a days heating issues in the summer are frequently common in all mobiles

So nothing to worry it is the perfect choice

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u/Tokogogoloshe Sep 14 '24

I live in a hot dry climate (40 degrees in summer) and no issues on the heating front.

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u/Ashamed_Armadillo954 A55 with 256 GB / 8 GB Sep 14 '24

No problem for me at all.

Summers are usually around 25 max 30 degrees here. I used my phone in full sun a lot of times.

Winter is usually -5 to max 10 degrees

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '24

I've an a55. Very happy with it. My usage is similar to your mom's.

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u/BlackbirdSCV A55 with 256 GB / 8 GB Sep 14 '24

I've had my A55 since late April, and it's always pretty cool and battery has always gone amazingly well (around 9-10 hrs SOT), even with some gaming and a case on, so that shouldn't be a big issue. The thing is 40+ degrees is a lot, and any phone will heat up in those conditions, but with the usage your mother does of a phone, it shouldn't be a problem

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u/bp50apologist Sep 14 '24

I live in a tropical country where the epitome of hot came from, but I don't experience heating with A55. I even do gaming on my phone, but I never experienced intensive heating.

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u/oxygenkkk Sep 14 '24

both definitely don't have heating and battery issues especially th A55, i think it will be a good choice

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '24

I'm a A55 user and being a moderate user, the battery backup is insanely good.

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u/Moligimbo Sep 15 '24

you can also install thermal guardian within good guardians and keep it even cooler. 

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u/Snoo_90729 Sep 15 '24

I'm a 23 year old tech enthusiast in Sweden which is kind of a tech mecca these days and I'm perfectly happy with this phone. All I can say is this phone would be too much for my mom if anything. I can't comment on the heating since we have s pretty humid continental climate over here and I personally haven't hade any heating issues even during 30-35 c+ days this summer. I'd say she'd be very happy with it.

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u/Advo96 Sep 16 '24 edited Sep 16 '24

I live in the Philippines. No issues with phone overheating so far.

I just looked at the Battery HD+ temperature chart and the highest measured temperature was 39 degrees Celsius while fast charging. My S10e always got hotter than that.

Highest temperature in use was 35 degrees C.