Battery in danger

How to protect your smartphone from the heat

Above 35 degrees it also becomes uncomfortable for electronics in smartphones and the like.(Bild: Krone KREATIV/FoxGrafy – stock.adobe.com (KI-generiert))

At up to 36 degrees, the current heatwave will reach its peak for the time being this Friday. However, the high temperatures are not only affecting us humans, but also smartphones and other devices. Krone+ reveals how you can protect your electronic devices from potentially expensive consequential damage.

When the summer sun drives the thermometer to record highs, smartphones, tablets and notebooks also suffer - and not just in overheated cars. Components can be damaged at temperatures as low as 35 degrees Celsius and sunlight - in addition to the display, housing and plastic parts, which can become irreversibly deformed, this is especially true for the battery.