The Pixel 11 finally has the video upgrades I’ve been waiting for, but not every Pixel gets them
For the last two generations, I’ve complained that the Pixel’s video performance trails behind what’s available under other brands. The Pixel 11 lineup landed today with its biggest video overhaul in years. However, not every upgrade made it to every model in the family.
- ▪For the last two generations, I’ve complained that the Pixel’s video performance trails behind what’s available under other brands.
- ▪The Pixel 11 lineup landed today with its biggest video overhaul in years.
- ▪However, not every upgrade made it to every model in the family.
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| Publication time | Wed, 12 Aug 2026 14:00:00 +0000 |
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For the last two generations, I’ve complained that the Pixel’s video performance trails behind what’s available under other brands. Google has finally agreed. The Pixel 11 lineup landed today with its biggest video overhaul in years. However, not every upgrade made it to every model in the family. Google So, what’s the biggest video upgrade here? To kick things off, let’s discuss the bump in video resolution. The Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL can now shoot 8K at 24 or 30fps. The feature is powered by Video Boost, the same cloud-assisted pipeline that’s stayed a Pro-only perk since the Pixel 8 Pro.
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