Solution to Asus Zen 5 heating problem

Asus Fifth geneartion zen 5 series was announced in 2014.
Asus Zenfone 5 was very good device when it was launched and thankfully, it didn't show any heating issues at that time. But with time some users reports heating problem issues in Asus Zen 5 series phone. Therefore we are here to give you solution to your problem for asus zen 5 series android phone.

1. Firstly, Clean all the junk and clean the cache files from settings an storage options from there…and then click on cache files an d wait for 10 sec n till will be cleared.

2. Secondly, Palying high graphics game for too long may lead to heating up of your phone.

3. Thirdly, Get rid of those apps that you are not using..like photo editing apps..these apps consume more power and even battery even when not in use.

4. And lastly in the end free you phone from those bulky tight air cases..because that might not allow the heat leaving the mobile to leave and get traped inn and thereby heating the phone.


Furthermore, one should make sure that you don't install too many apps or heavy games. Also, Graphic intensive scenarios like high end gaming and Full HD video recording should be limited to maximum of about 20 - 25 minutes. Also, make sure you use supplied charger to charge the battery. Heating issues may also arise due to excessive app restarting in the background, so be careful about that.

Also one can learn about the technical aspects and solve their outstanding issues from Asus Laptop Support

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