Surface Pro 7 Overheating when charging

My surface pro 7s (i5 256GB and i7 512GB) bottom screen flicker when the device overheat. The problem started to appear right after the expiry of warranty of the two surfaces. This issue has been happening for the past 4 month, but it would only appear once or twice a month for each device. The screen flickering basically disappear once the devices have cooled off after few hours. I'm quite disappointed the the surface pro 7s since i do not have the same problem with surface pro 5 & 6 that my kids are currently using.

I know you mentioned the warranty was expired, but I'd try reaching out to Microsoft anyway. Their customer service is actually really good when it comes to Surface products.

Microsoft, is it still your position that there is no known overheating issue with the Surface Pro 7 as you said at the start of this thread 12 pages back?

I have a brand new Surface Pro 7 that has this issue. I did the initial set-up and the only thing I downloaded was Microsoft Office. I plugged it in last night to charge up and it was so hot to the touch that I couldn't keep my hand on it for long. In addition, it would not power up due to the overheating. I let it sit for over 30 minutes and it was still so hot it wouldn't power up. I set it in front of a running fan for 10 minutes and it would finally respond to the power button. However, it came up and showed a very low battery charge, lower than when I had plugged it in.

This is unsafe and unsatisfactory. This is not normal and the sheer number of replies on this thread show it to be a real issue that needs addressed. This is a $1,000 brick right now. What is Microsoft's solution?

Microsoft 's response is crickets....they still sell thousands of them and do not care if a few people are having issues....it's all about the money!

Just brought mines yesterday to replace surface book 2. The one have now is surface pro 7 and It's overheating and hot to the touch. It hasn't cooled down yet. Nor will it turn on.