Google Pixel 11 Pro Slammed for Reduced RAM Configuration

Google's latest flagship phone, the Pixel 11 Pro, has received criticism from tech analyst Parth for its reduced RAM configuration. The base model now starts with 12GB of RAM, down from the 16GB in the previous year's Pixel 10 Pro.

This change is significant because it affects users who expect a premium experience from their flagship devices. Parth argues that a phone carrying the 'Pro' badge should come with high-end specifications, including sufficient RAM to handle demanding tasks and multitasking.

The analyst notes that while 12GB of RAM may be sufficient for most users, it is not enough for those who rely on their phones for heavy use. Parth himself uses his phone extensively, running multiple apps simultaneously and relying on its performance to complete tasks efficiently.

He believes that the reduced RAM configuration is a compromise that affects the overall value proposition of the Pixel 11 Pro. As someone who values the headroom provided by extra RAM, Parth decided to skip the new flagship device in favor of its predecessor.