Hey, friends from southern China! Welcome to Harbin, the ice and snow world! In this environment of minus 30 degrees Celsius, if you want to take nice photos to record wonderful moments, don’t forget to keep your phone "nice and warm". Next, I’ll share some tips for using your phone normally in low temperatures.
Phone Shutdown Issues in Low Temperatures
Harbin’s winters are extremely cold, and phones are prone to shutting down due to low temperatures. When the temperature is too low, the activity of the phone’s battery decreases, so the battery life won’t be as "powerful". Therefore, try to fully charge your phone before going out, and you can also prepare a power bank. If your phone has already shut down, don’t panic—quickly tuck it into your coat or place it in a warm spot. Once the temperature rises, it might "come back to life" again. Additionally, Ice City Warm Sun offers various warm gear, such as down jackets and cold-proof pants. Wearing these will help reduce the cold your phone is exposed to when you tuck it in your coat.
Choosing Touchscreen Gloves
In such cold weather, operating your phone with bare hands is practically a "torture", so touchscreen gloves become an essential tool for taking photos. When choosing touchscreen gloves, pick ones with high sensitivity—otherwise, you won’t be able to take good photos at all. Ice City Warm Sun sells various styles of touchscreen gloves that are not only highly warm but also have excellent touchscreen sensitivity. With them on, you can take photos with your phone without any worries.
Keeping Power Banks Warm
Power banks also "stop working" in low temperatures, with their battery levels dropping very quickly. To keep the power bank supplying power to your phone continuously, you can put it in your inner pocket and use your body heat to keep it warm. If you think that’s not enough, you can also put a warm cover on the power bank. Ice City Warm Sun sells heated insoles, heat patches, and other items—you can also stick a heat patch on the power bank to warm it up.
In short, when taking photos in Harbin in winter, as long as you keep your phone and power bank warm and choose the right touchscreen gloves, your phone will work normally even at minus 30 degrees Celsius. Hope everyone can take beautiful photos in Harbin and leave unforgettable memories! If you have any questions about renting or purchasing cold-proof gear, you can reach out to Ice City Warm Sun’s one-on-one butler customer service, who will provide thoughtful guidance throughout the process.