Samsung Laptop Battery Overheating

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One problem I've had with other computer products is the overheating, which ages the laptop quickly. This laptop had good fan coverage and does not have that potential problem. All things being equal, I would buy this laptop again.

its an overall good laptop it can handle well the tasks that i need very well in the beginning when i buy it i face some really overheating issues but i did some updates and its gone by the time. And you cant tell that its a refurbished laptop

I have tried a lot of docks for my mackbook 16'', and all of them were overheating or looking weird near my laptop. This one stays pretty cool and looks nice.

This stand is perfect it is sturdy so no need to worry about someone bumping the table and the laptop crashing down. I had some trouble with an overheating laptop with this stand that problem is solved.

So far so good. Used this battery several times with out any difficulty re-charging or overheating. Lasts about the same amount of use as the original SONY battery only for much less expense. The batteries are fine, the camera (Sony alpha 6000) seems to eat batteries, must have extras on hand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Returned the Gen 10 due to overheating and battery issues. Stick with Gen 9 if you need a reliable laptop.

I am an industrial photographer. I frequently use the Canon 5D MarkII Camera, with a two flash, on camera and remote, lighting setup. I have had repeated fried circuitry and external battery socket problems with the Canon 580exII dedicated flashes. Enter the Quantum Qflash TRIO QF8C. After a week shooting at various industrial sites, this Quantum flash system has perfomed beautifully. I have full dedication with the Canon 5D markII, no overheating, solid external battery connection, solid hot-shoe connection and finally, built-in radio wireless communication. This is what I need my flashes to do, and they just do it! The only con is that the hot shoe tightening wheel hurts my fingers. This could be more user friendly. To avoid overheating, no internal AA batteries are used. You are always plugged into an external quantum battery. As my daughter says, Sweet!

Was debating on wether to get the Sony version or the much cheaper Vello version. I chose Hello for obvious reasons. I use an Sony a1 for Photos and Video. There is an issue with the camera overheating. 2 things helped on longer shoots. 1. Keeping the screen away from the body of the camera. 2. Using the vello battery grip to remove the internal battery from the camera to reduce heat. No more overheating problems.

This is my spare battery, compatible with the Nikon Z9. I haven't shot enough to drain the battery yet. No overheating issues.

Have this for about a year now. Its a phenomenal hybrid camera for pictures and video. Being a documentary filmmaker I use it mostly for videos but I also take stills. The autofocus is super fast and accurate. Even the Tamron 28-75 g2 focus super fast. Some say the viewfinder is poor. It works just fine for me. When using the native Sony lenses is blazing fast to focus. And I was surprised with the battery life. I can shoot un-interruptedly for about 1 hr before having to change a battery. The previous FW50 would give me 20 minutes at best. Have not tried overheating the camera yet, but I shot 4k (with an external recorder) for close to 1 hr and the camera handed it very well. Granted, most overheating is due to internal processing to save in the card. So, again have not tried this. Overall, extremely satisfied.