Rumors of a light version of the Pixel 3 have been circulating in the tech world since last year when Google released their flagship Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. The midrange version of the Pixel 3 was expected to arrive soon.

But even in April 2019, the phone did not come to market. Meanwhile, they are going to release the Pixel 4 series next October.

However, the funny thing is that recently Google mistakenly published the name of their upcoming phone Pixel 3A in the listing of the phone on their store site. The idea is that this is the most desired midrange pixel device.

Shortly after listing on the site, they removed it, which is what happened. Various people have already spread the word about it online. Of course, nothing can be said for sure about the design or features of the phone right now.

They also revealed the name of a smart home device called Google Nest Hub. When we checked, we saw that everything had already been removed.
Earlier, a user posted some information about Google’s midrange phone on Reddit.

According to data leaked from a hidden page in Google Play Console, Google is working on two devices codenamed “Bonito” and “Sargo”. According to the leaked specification, they will not be 4 pixels.

The phones may have 5.7-inch and 6-inch displays, Snapdragon 60 model midrange chipset, 12-megapixel single camera. Most likely these phones will also have a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Earlier, a senior member of the XDA developer had found the XL’s name in Pixel 3 in the beta code of Android Q. Which means it’s about to be the most delusional time of the year, as well.