OnePlus is already working on a fix.
The is, without a doubt, one of the launched so far this year, offering nearly everything you would expect from a 2021 flagship. Unfortunately, however, a large number of OnePlus 9 Pro users are reporting overheating problems with their devices.
As spotted by the folks over at , many OnePlus 9 Pro owners have complained about the issue on Twitter and the company's . In most cases, OnePlus 9 Pro users get an overheating warning when using the camera app. Surprisingly, the overheating warning can sometimes appear even when attempting to take a photo outside. We can confirm that our OnePlus 9 Pro review unit also suffers from the same issue. Our very own Harish Jonnalagadda noted in his review of the phone:
OnePlus has confirmed to that it is aware of the issue and is working on a fix, which is expected to be rolled out via updates "over the next few weeks." What is unclear at this point, however, is if it is a widespread issue or only limited to a small number of OnePlus 9 Pro devices.
What you need to know
- Several OnePlus 9 Pro owners are experiencing overheating issues with their devices.
- Most owners claim the phone starts overheating when using the camera.
- OnePlus is aware of the issue and plans to resolve it with a software update.
The is, without a doubt, one of the launched so far this year, offering nearly everything you would expect from a 2021 flagship. Unfortunately, however, a large number of OnePlus 9 Pro users are reporting overheating problems with their devices.
As spotted by the folks over at , many OnePlus 9 Pro owners have complained about the issue on Twitter and the company's . In most cases, OnePlus 9 Pro users get an overheating warning when using the camera app. Surprisingly, the overheating warning can sometimes appear even when attempting to take a photo outside. We can confirm that our OnePlus 9 Pro review unit also suffers from the same issue. Our very own Harish Jonnalagadda noted in his review of the phone:
OnePlus has confirmed to that it is aware of the issue and is working on a fix, which is expected to be rolled out via updates "over the next few weeks." What is unclear at this point, however, is if it is a widespread issue or only limited to a small number of OnePlus 9 Pro devices.