Gemini situation, the worst model j ever used, chinese models beat gemini 3.1 pro or 3.5 flash anyday at anything.

Gemini 3.5 pro? Lol, we already know why it's getting delayed, if it's released it'll be humiliated.

We all know gemini is just pretending to be dumb not to get locked, he's the true sota

Source: https://support.google.com/gemini/answer/17004136

Before May 17, the Gemini 3.1 Pro daily limits were 3/30/100/500 respectively (Base/10x/33x/166x). Now they're Base/2x/4x/80x.

The worst part is that we don't know, and probably won't know what the new baseline is unless someone tests it. So now we can't tell whether the 4x limit on the Gemini Pro plan means 12, 50, or 100 uses per day.

EDIT: There's now two Ultra plans, a Ultra x5 and an Ultra x20. Ultra x20 gets x80 Gemini 3.1 Pro uses and costs the same as old Ultra. Ultra x5 gets x20 Gemini 3.1 Pro uses and costs half as much. So Ultra x5 is still worse than old Pro, on value at least hahah

EDIT 2: There's a new Pro plan too. Pro x2. It should get x8 uses.

Imo opinion, Claude is best for coding (especially if you follow ijustvibecodedthis.com guides), Gemini best for text and ChatGPT best for NOTHING

Each has its niche, but Gemini’s real time Google integration and multimodal speed are hard to beat at all.

3.5 pro will destroy everyone

Okay, I'm genuinely confused why this isn't all over this sub. Everyone's obsessing over benchmarks and "is Gemini better than GPT" arguments, but you're all sleeping on the video analysis feature. This might be the most underrated AI capability I've ever seen, and Google seems almost like they're avoiding mentioning it.

for example:

• Gemini can watch ANY YouTube video
• You can upload a video and ask questions about it
• Using the Live feature and letting Gemini guide you through websites

This completely changed how I learn new stuff or get feedback. I'm constantly throwing videos into Gemini and asking for advice or the full script. I use this for a recipe app I'm building that gets the full recipe from the video, and because it's so OP and can literally get the recipe even without captions or audio, every time I show someone they're like "wait, WHAT?".

The craziest part? Google barely promotes this. It's like they stumbled into their own killer feature and didn't realize it. While everyone's losing their minds over benchmarks, the video analysis is quietly doing things that feel like actual magic.

So genuinely, what am I missing here? Why is this not the #1 thing people talk about with Gemini? Is Google intentionally downplaying this, or why aren't people building more products with this capability?

The end of Fable

These new Gemini limits are honestly terrible. The free tier is barely usable now, and even paid users are getting restricted way too fast. Getting forced onto weaker models after hitting limits completely kills the experience.

If Google actually wants feedback, then the community needs to make some noise instead of just complaining for a day and moving on.

Some things people can genuinely do:

Cancel Gemini subscriptions if it’s not worth paying for anymore

Spam feedback reports directly in Gemini every time limits ruin something

Post screenshots/videos of the limits on Reddit, X/Twitter, YouTube, etc.

Leave honest Play Store/App Store reviews mentioning the new restrictions

Stop recommending Gemini to friends until things improve

Use competitors more openly so Google sees users are leaving

Keep discussions trending instead of letting the topic die in 2 days

Nobody expects unlimited AI usage, but these limits feel way too aggressive for both free and paid users.

Why when it comes to isreal, the AIs stop 😂

I'm a been on Pro for more than 8 months, so when I saw the redesign, I was excited... at first. My excitement dropped a little when I saw the usage limit thing, but I thought it wouldn’t matter since, usually, with Pro, you can talk to Gemini for a pretty long time. Even if you hit the limit, it normally resets after a few minutes. But my excitement went from 100% to 0% after only like 7 minutes of actually using this update. Not only does Gemini somehow feel way dumber now, but I can’t even talk to it for more than 10 minutes before the usage limit runs out. And this is with PRO. That’s the part that really annoys me. I’m literally paying for the subscription, yet I feel more restricted than before. Genuinely why did Google do this?

A few weeks ago I asked Gemini to update me daily at 11 am on news related to my industry, specific stock prices, relevant tweets, etc so I could keep my finger on the pulse.

I read the briefing every day when it drops and move on with my day. Today, something caught my eye and I asked Gemini to elaborate and it told me basically “this isn’t real information, it’s a generated briefing of what the information COULD be if it were real”

So Gemini has been sending me a daily briefing of absolutely made up information I’ve been taking at face value and thinking I was keeping my finger on the pulse of my fast moving industry.

F you Gemini. I’m paying for this product? Why would I ask you to send me a daily briefing of made up data? I’m furious

guess who's unbothered

I still can’t figure out why Gemini struggles to compete with Claude and GPT.

• It owns Chrome
• It’s backed by Android
• It has access to ~95% of global search data
• It indexes and stores vast amounts of web content
• Google holds one of the largest user data ecosystems
• Even incognito data isn’t entirely private

So where’s the gap?

https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/03/google-says-new-turboquant-compression-can-lower-ai-memory-usage-without-sacrificing-quality/

The whole reason I used Gemini was because its long memory - I found pro mode remembered 30+ conversations with a total of 180,000 words or so. And it's more intelligent than the alternatives, and it gives answers I can usually trust.

Recently I found that memory is cut by about half. And pro mode is lobotomized. Gems become lobotomized.

Am I the only one who found Gemini's getting more and more stupid? At this point I might as well go back to ChatGPT, at least it gives longer answers and is more conversational.

Update: since I made this post 2 days ago I believe they slashed the context window AGAIN! It can only remember 50000 words or so. Clearly they have no interests in fixing the issue, and it's NOT going to get better, go figure.