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S26U Getting Hot

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cathmarie
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Galaxy S26
My S26U gets hot when I have it connected to Android Auto in my car. It only happens with I am using maps and listening to music during my drive. During a drive a couple months ago it got so hot, even taking the case off didn't help. I had to hold it in front of my air conditioner and just power it down. Should I contact Samsung about this? I purchased it through them. My iPhone or Pixel doesn't do that when connected to my car. 
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Naila92
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Galaxy S26
Hmm i have an s26u as well and i have not had any issues like this...even with maps + music running in the car, so that definitely doesnโ€™t sound normal
If your phone is still under a year old you can look into Samsung Care+ ..it can really help with issues like this if somethingโ€™s off with the device
but honestly yeah, I would reach out to Samsung support too...especially since you bought it directly from them, they should be able to check if itโ€™s a hardware or software thing ๐Ÿ‘
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cathmarie
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Galaxy S26
Thank you.
Mujibar
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I also have an S26U and am always listening to music and using Maps with AA. No overheating issues.

It will take a little detective work to figure out what's going on. Start by looking at your battery details to see which apps/processes are consuming battery.

Are you using a wired or wireless AA connection? Do you use a wireless charger?
cathmarie
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Thanks for your response. It's a wireless connection. I do not charge it when I am using it in the car. I switch between a wireless charger and my Samsung charger when I am at home. Should I review the app battery consumption when I am using it in the car or just in general?
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Mujibar
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Take a look at battery details in both instances, but especially when you're using AA. 

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Asumsang1512
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Mine gets warm on wired but I think the sun basking on it assisted it
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