Reports from multiple outlets say some Pixel 11 Pro owners encounter an audio problem when recording videos with Google’s “Video Boost” feature enabled. Instead of clean audio, recordings can include static sounds, affecting the output captured during recording.
The issue is described as a bug specific to the Pixel 11 Pro series and tied to Video Boost. While Google continues to develop video-processing features intended to improve video quality, the current reports focus on a failure mode in which the enhanced recording pipeline produces unwanted noise. The sources frame the problem differently—one discusses it as an emerging bug tied to the feature, while another characterizes it as particularly problematic for users—but both describe the same core symptom: static audio in recordings when Video Boost is used.
At present, the available reporting does not describe a confirmed root cause, timeline, or official fix from Google. Coverage instead highlights the reports and the feature-user connection, pointing to the need for remediation and clarification from the manufacturer.
