No, the HTC One M9 no longer overheats. This picture proves it

Much has been said about HTC One M9 for its alleged overheating problems. In the last edition of the Mobile World Congress, one of the terminals exhibited at the stand of the Taiwanese manufacturer suffered cooling problems and later a controversial image showed the temperature difference between the HTC One M9 and its competitors.

Shortly afterwards a user claimed that HTC had launched a OTA updating software of the device by reducing the temperature of the HTC One M15 by 9 degrees Celsius. Now this new image confirms that the HTC One M9 no longer suffers from any overheating issues.

The HTC One M9 no longer has any overheating issues

Many pointed to the SoC that integrates the terminal, the more than controversial Qualcomm Snapdragon 810. They said it suffered problems dissipating heat at certain clock speeds and that the HTC One M9 suffered much more from this problem. Nothing is further from reality.

As stated by the manufacturer, this problem was due to the terminal software that did not yet have a final version. And it seems that, according to the last image published, this overheating problem in the HTC One M9 has been fixed.

Recall that the HTC One M9 is a great phone, the new flagship of the Taiwanese manufacturer and that it has a 5-inch screen that reaches a Full HD resolution. Your processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 along with its 3 GB of DDR4 RAM they promise unsurpassed performance and elevate the terminal to the highest range in the industry.

Furthermore, HTC has learned its lesson by integrating a 20 megapixel camera on the back of their new workhorse while Ultrapixel technology has been used in their 4 megapixel front camera, which will allow us to take self portraits in poorly lit environments. Ideal for those holidays.

In short, the HTC One M9 is a great terminal. Hopefully all the controversy that has involved the terminal does not affect its launch, scheduled for next April 10. Its price? 749 euros