It does on my Q3 (not sure if framerate and/or resolution), but the SL3-3 does have more computing power per pixel, while being the same processor.

You are writing complete nonsense. M11 has a very bad white balance, even manual temperature setting does not solve the purple color issue. This is a Leica error and defect. Any Leica camera (m8 – m10) is better in color.

EVERY new M generation has comments like this! I laugh because I read similar comments when the M10 came out… “It’s not like the M9, or even M240,” “I returned mine,” blah blah blah.
If you don’t know how to set WB, then you can get magenta looking greys. This is user error, not camera error. Or if you are looking for SOOC JPEGs to post on Instagram, this is not the camera for you.

Aluminium top plate is not a decision to cut cost. I prefer the lighter weight. If you want brass, get the silver for the same price!
Packaging is just as great as the M240 and M10 – no idea what you are talking about here.

This is not true and not how it works. Thorsten Overgaard describes this in detail.
It’s lens resolving power X camera sensor resolving power. Both are < 1.
When you have more camera sensor MP, you are increasing the image quality, Regardless of lens used.
Obviously, using a lens with higher resolving power will give you better image quality; but it’s not correct to say that 60MP is “too much” for let’s say a classic lens.

Also, the sensor deterioration claim is complete nonsense.

1) I rarely used it at anything above 3200, therefor I couldn’t justify owning it. Yes, it felt great knowing I could take photos at super high ISO, but I found myself testing it only, but in practical terms I only used it in a evening photoshoot where most of my photos were 3200 or below.

2) It’s too expensive a camera to be carrying around in the area where I live. My M240 WITH the red dot, I can roam the streets without fear of being out $8K. It is brassed as hell, battery life lasts me at least one whole day of shooting, and it feels great carrying it around.

The M240 black and white JPEGs are great SOOC, the Film simulation is exceptionally nice. The M240/M262 are the pinnacle of digital Ms in my opinion, I know I’m going to get hate replies for saying this. I’ve used all digital M’s. In second place I would say the M8, great colors, then the M9. Output from the M10 and M11 is too bland and modern for me. Maybe we’ll see something magical in the M12, or are we now going down the megapixel road?