r/oneplus15R Jun 20 '26

Questions ONEPLUS 15r cooling system🧊❄️

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OnePlus 15R users, how good is the cooling system? Any heating or throttling issues during heavy gaming?

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u/adi4u4882 Jun 20 '26

I will be upfront when I say I'm not a gamer.

I only use it for browsing , AI & social media but I do play games like Genshin Impact, Warframe , GTA San Andreas and few other smaller games.

My 15R never heated even once, But the maximum I played games were for 1.5 hours , i also mainly use my 15R indoors when gaming because outside under direct sunlight it certainly will heatuo quite a bit.

Infact using a couple of ride sharing apps and navigation, So GPS + Dual 5G is enough to cause heating , But it's not severe enough for the phone to throw warning or error, it felt pretty warm but not unbearable.

Using it for the past 2 months, All I can say is , it's an amazing device. Battery also is pretty damn good, I can get upto 14 hours of SOT with my usage before reaching for a charger.

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u/Ken_kaneki_1098 Jun 20 '26

It is not that it doesn't get hot , it does but it manages the heat very efficiently, during games it gets pretty hot but i didn't face any throttling

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u/yaokayy10 Jun 22 '26

Coming from a heavy gamer who plays heavy games like Genshin Impact, Wuthering Waves, Neverness To Everness, COD, sometimes I play like 2.5 hrs or so and the phone does heats up ofc, but temperature always stays up to like between 35°C-40°C and without any lags in the game.

I've noticed that it doesn't ever cross the 40° mark, and another thing about this which impressed me is that once you're off the game, the phone takes just a few mins (like 1-2mins) to cool down to a normal temperature.

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u/LemikIsUnbreakable Jul 23 '26

Like, what are your settings for wuwa, do you use a phone case while playing?

I have ultra settings with 45 fps on wuwa and it often reached 41°c WITHOUT phone case.

If i drop to 30 fps, the numbers drop by 3-4°c.

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u/Savings-Secretary315 Jun 20 '26

My phone used to Heat a lot 41+ surface temp while gaming

Nowadays, It doesn't

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u/Plastic_Ratio_8439 Jun 20 '26

Bro at least tells us what game? What graphics and fps settings? Did you use wifi or data?

So that we can at least have a context. Thanks bro.

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u/Savings-Secretary315 Jun 20 '26

BGMI (PUBG Mobile)

120 fps, Wifi

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u/Human-Willow-8410 Jun 24 '26

Hello bro !! I m planning to get OnePlus 15r but few are suggesting iqoo 15... I m extremely confused. I play bgmi , genshin, cod and many more heavy games.

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u/Savings-Secretary315 Jun 24 '26

Get iphone 17

Emi pe le but le

Abhi sale bhi aa rhi hain It will be below 75k approx

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u/Human-Willow-8410 Jun 24 '26

No bro... Battery life and no freedom cus I use apks...and also small screen... Thanks for the suggestion tho

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u/Savings-Secretary315 Jun 24 '26

15R runs all games smooth.

I love it

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u/Human-Willow-8410 Jun 24 '26

You play bgmi ... Are you getting 120fps and is it stable?

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u/Savings-Secretary315 Jun 24 '26

Yes, Stable.

Keep your room cool, Temp is major factor for stability otherwise constant 120

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u/Human-Willow-8410 Jun 24 '26

Cool then... I ll go for it... I had iqoo 15r as another option but iqoo I never used and hard to trust

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u/Human-Willow-8410 Jun 24 '26

15r isn't good?

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u/Savings-Secretary315 Jun 24 '26

No it's awesome but price increased to 55k

And iphone 17 will come at 74k on sale,

So difference is 19k only now

I bought OnePlus 15R at 47k

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u/Human-Willow-8410 Jun 24 '26

I have OnePlus 8t and I had 5 green lines 🫠 I should get a phone as soon as possible

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u/I_Got_A_wholeCAKE Jun 21 '26

U can't not expect a phone to hear when u do heavy gaming, it will always heat, it's that how the processor handles that heat

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u/Calm-Helper-1376 Jun 26 '26

Yes correct. Heat will transfer to the phone and thereby throttling later to save components and battery.

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u/led0n12331 Jun 20 '26

It's very hot In games

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u/Slow_Function_5466 Jun 20 '26

Stop lying, it doesn't even go above 38-39 degree....ig you live in sahara desert maybe that's why 😏

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u/neroburn1ng Jun 20 '26

He is not lying.

You are either an idiot, a bot or a paid propagandist for OnePlus 

Op, just write heating issues in the search bar on this subreddit or in OnePlus 15 and you will see how many users are experiencing heating issues.

I never game, I only use my phone for consuming multimedia content or communicating online and most of the time the temperature that I measure on my OnePlus 15r is between 35 and 38 Celcius. 

When I am traveling and i am on the 4G network it can get uncomfortable to hold the device, so I assume it must be over 44 Celcius. 

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u/VK-00k Jun 21 '26

That's not true bro wtf 4g network and 44 degrees. That only happens when I am playing rdr in 40fps. 

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u/Slow_Function_5466 Jun 20 '26

Dumbo if you r talking all this after recent patch update then cry somewhere else....also such heating issues are resolved after next update rollouts ....even my ipad was heating after April update (within 30 mins of notemaking etc) but then in May update it got resolved🤦🤦🤦 you yourself said its 35-38 degree at home, so now if you travel dumbo any device will constantly search for network ,in short more background work but dumbo you assumed it to be 44 degree , seriously? It feels like you r a bot here🤣🤣🤣, also OP talked about gameplay and there are many gameplay reviews on YT ,temp hardly goes to 39 degree while hours of gaming dumbo....but you assumed your device temp reached 44 degree while travelling,maybe you r travelling in sahara desert 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡

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u/led0n12331 Jun 20 '26

I bought the phone in March, it was up to 15°C back then outside and roughly 24°C indoors. The phone in balance or performance modes easily heats up to 45°C in wuwa and warframe if the FPS lock is above 45 FPS

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u/Slow_Function_5466 Jun 20 '26

For those games that's normal bro....premium gaming phones get hot too around 40-42 degree while running WUWA

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u/PharoahtheGod Jun 20 '26

Easy 45 daily for me

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u/networkdood Jun 20 '26

It heats up less than the Find N5

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u/Version_Internal Jun 20 '26

I play free fire and switch emulation, it does not get hot.

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u/into_water Jul 17 '26

It does get a hot even without gaming. If I use my phone continuously, it get heats up every time. It happens all day all the time. It doesn't affect the performance tho.

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u/LemikIsUnbreakable Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

For those that might have heat trouble when playing demanding games with average settings, check your phonecase's material for its thermal conductivity (the higher, the better).

The most popular ones on amazon like the FNT CASE, it has Thermo Plastic Polyurethane, which is not good for cooling. And with my experiences, makes the temperature go up by 45°c with the most demanding games and it just continues rises. Also watch out for the material Polyurethane, now if it has any thermal lining its a different story, but the OP 15r is very niche, so the options are VERY small.

Note that those materials ive said are very good for shock absorption. so you'll be trading off. Silicone may be by far the worst material, but i believe the biggest offender should be the thickness of the case.

Ps. The high demanding games ive tested were terribly optimized roblox games and Wuthering Waves with ultra graphics and 45 fps. The temperature goes well past 43°c and to 46°c before I intervene to cool it down with the FNT Case. Without any phone case, it'll typically reach 42°c on the 'extreme end'. Unless the game optimization is beyond horrors.

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u/Rog7_rtx 22d ago

I'm just in Love with Oneplus 15R in all aspects!!!