In fact, the city has made firmware version equipped models, the heat problem of concern to many people in the fast-charging in fact still exist, but some of the already associated with the production of heat-related charge, especially HTC One (M9) using cutting thin metal body easier thermal conductivity, so the heat when the grip feel more obvious, but the heat and the performance was generally introduced last year HTC One (M8) equivalent, while the speed of heat dissipated in fact, quite fast. In fact, the city has made firmware version equipped models, the heat problem of concern to many people inin fact still exist, but some of the already associated with the production of heat-related charge, especially HTC One (M9) using cutting thin metal body easier thermal conductivity, so the heat when the grip feel more obvious,

Are we still using benchmark numbers to make a determination of anything? One from Phonearena and one from this review. If it still overheats, what was the measured temperature and what were the adverse performance ....oh never mind, it's all explained here.According to the reviewer, it overheats due to fast-charging and performance was not affected (which would have happened with aggressive throttling). Also, the heat dissipation is no different than what the M8 was doing. If someone can still conclude that this phone overheats due to the past claims (that associated the overheating to the 810) when the reviewerthat it was related to the fast-charging, then I'm not sure how they are doing anything other than taking the statements out of context and are fueling the flames of preexisting FUD that has circulating regarding the 810. Also, I did state some time back that running processor intensive task while charging the phone will indeed cause it to run hotter than normal and the reviewer seems to have observed the same behavior.