Red-Black trees are efficient but not perfect.

Disadvantages:

• More Rotations – Insertions and deletions require rebalancing.

• Slower Lookups – Slightly worse than AVL trees due to less strict balancing.

• Not Ideal for Databases – B-Trees are better for disk storage.

Red-Black trees are good for in-memory use, but AVL trees offer faster lookups, and B-Trees are better for large datasets.