Pixel 3A leaks at Best Buy, confirming 6-inch screen for XL model ,Launching during Google I/O 2019


The unannounced Google Pixel 3A XL has been spotted at Best Buy Buy in Springfield, Ohio. Android Police reports that both the "Purple-ish" and "Just Black" models of the phone were on display, and that their packaging affirms past rumors that the Pixel 3A XL will have a 6-inch display. No pricing appeared to be visible for the handsets.

The locating is the most recent in a series of breaks about Google's unannounced mid-run handsets. Prior this week the YouTube channel This is Tech Today posted pictures of the retail packaging of the non-XL Pixel 3A, which affirmed that it would have a 5.6-inch screen. The video likewise asserted that the 64GB model of the Pixel 3A and the Pixel 3A XL would begin at $399 and $479 individually.

With less than a day to go until Google is expected to announce the new phones amid its Google I/O keynote on May 7, the Pixel 3A is coming up short on spots to spill from. We've seen photos, promotional pictures, recordings, and renders, and it's been spotted on Geekbench just as Google's own site. We're not exactly at the point that the Pixel 3 got the chance to a year ago, where the phone had leaked so completely that somebody remembered it in a Lyft, however we're getting exceptionally close.

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