I am using the new iPad Pro 12.9 inch (4th gen.) for a while now and as I am 11th grade student so I basically use it for studies. I purchased GoodNotes a month ago, it no doubt is the best note-taking app but I have noticed that in a month it not only drains the battery but also overheats my iPad. So is it the reason or is there anything that I should do to avoid that?
Please guide me.
Do you have a thick case or skin on the iPad? Are you only experiencing this when GoodNotes is open or in the background? Something that might cause minor overheating is charging it while you are using it, and maybe even using a keyboard attachment that uses the smart connector. If it gets a little warm, that may not be a problem, but if it gets too hot, it may be a problem with the iPad or app. There is also the possibility that it is overheating because you are writing on it with the Pencil, thus using your body heat to heat up.
Try uninstalling and reinstalling the app, turning off background syncing, and check if you have too many background processes that could use RAM. Has the battery drain happened when using the Pencil in the Apple Notes app? it may also just be the software of the Pencil using the battery.
Do you have a thick case or skin on the iPad? Are you only experiencing this when GoodNotes is open or in the background? Something that might cause minor overheating is charging it while you are using it, and maybe even using a keyboard attachment that uses the smart connector. If it gets a little warm, that may not be a problem, but if it gets too hot, it may be a problem with the iPad or app. There is also the possibility that it is overheating because you are writing on it with the Pencil, thus using your body heat to heat up.
Try uninstalling and reinstalling the app, turning off background syncing, and check if you have too many background processes that could use RAM. Has the battery drain happened when using the Pencil in the Apple Notes app? it may also just be the software of the Pencil using the battery.
actually I just uninstalled that app, and reinstalled it and it worked. By the way it didn’t get heated up too much, but you know when you use new product then you care for it so much that even a minor problem may come.
iPad Pro 12.9 inch (2020) overheating issue
