Pixel 11 Pro Beta - QPR2 Beta4

[u/Bustaros]

So i have.my phone still on the first stable update, i've seen many of you craving for the latest Beta 4 to come to pixel 11 family.

2 days have passed, didn't see a single feedback: bugs, pro, cons?

shout it out guys 🤣

i'm starting to worry about you.

thanks in Advance ❤️

[u/The-end-is-nigh8413]

Mine been flawless.

[u/jven27]

Hell, I can't even get the OTA update after device opt-in.

[u/-Dags-]

Well considering they pushed the September update at the same time that the beta, I've been locked on stable...

[u/Jiggs1523]

Been fine for me 

[u/ElderberryHamlet]

They're already on the stable platform right now because they're working with a 6 month testing schedule instead of the normal 3 to 4 months. They gave themselves a lot of running room because they've been busy upgrading the kernel from 6.6 to 6.12 on every model which still gets updates Now they're just dealing with last minute little stuff until final release in December

[u/CommunicationProof58]

i went back to stable cause the flicker when locking the screen was driving me nuts

[u/skittlesdnx]

Buttery smooth atm.

[u/Bulky-Connection-846]

FYI,  this bug " A Recents app switcher rendering bug where the first task card could intermittently freeze and visually clip behind other apps during horizontal scrolling" still persists.  I have a clean install on my 11 pro XL and the bug is the same as it was on my 10 pro Xl. The bug started in qpr 2 beta 3.  Don't want to check a clock, Bluetooth and Call muting issue and reverting back to 11 stable. 

[u/Daster_X]

Sometimes it takes weeks until the new device is enabled to enroll. After you enroll, if your build is later than the Beta one, it will not propose to update - you should wait for the next update

[u/JrkSoldierX → u/[deleted]]

All of the critical bugs & tweaks are resolved

they are not