Google posts teaser video addressing Pixel 3 leaks ahead of October 9 event

The upcoming Google Pixel 3.
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• Google’s big Pixel 3 event is on Tuesday, October 9, but
  images and videos of the device have been leaking nonstop in
  recent months — a reporter even managed to buy a unit in Hong
  Kong, days before it was officially announced. 
• But Google tweeted a video on Monday implying that maybe we
  don’t know everything about the device. 
• Google will reveal the Pixel 3, along with what is likely to
  be a slew of other hardware, beginning at 11 AM on October
  9. 

In the weeks and months leading up to Google’s big hardware event on
Tuesday, there have seemingly been nonstop leaks about the
upcoming products, especially Google’s anticipated Pixel 3. 

We’ve seen numerous photos and videos of the
design, and gotten a sneak peak at what appear to be the
colors. We’re pretty sure that at least one of the new
Pixel phones will have a notch, and we even
know that Google will include a pair of USB-C earbuds in the
box.

In fact, a
reporter from Engadget even got their hands on what seems to
be a final retail unit, buying it from a shop in Hong Kong. 

Despite all that, Google is here to let everyone know that maybe
we don’t know everything about the upcoming
phone. 

On Monday, Google tweeted a video from
its Made by Google account that seems to mock all the recent
leaks. The Tweet reads, “So you think you know… Tune in
tomorrow to see for yourself.”

You can watch the teaser video below:

Google’s hardware event starts at 11 AM ET on Tuesday, October 9.
Business Insider will be there covering the event live,
but you can also watch a live-stream
on Twitter.