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Recent Pixel 11 is already under fire after early bug reports detailing hardware complaints, video static bugs, and persistent connectivity glitches. [1, 2, 3]
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You sure this is a beta Pixels have so many issues that even the final build is like a beta build. Hard to tell the difference.
AI Overview
Recent Pixel 11 is already under fire after early bug reports detailing hardware complaints, video static bugs, and persistent connectivity glitches. [1, 2, 3]
Pixel 11 Pro Video Boost Bug
Pixel 11 Connectivity Issues
Android 17 Touchscreen Glitches
If you are experiencing a specific problem, tell me:
I can give you a direct fix or troubleshooting steps.
It’s hilarious how the AI lists all these major bugs and then immediately tries to act like it can help you fix them. Truly classic Google.
Another bug—or should I say, "feature"—on these Pixel devices. Way to go, Google, great job.