Rumor has it that new smartphones, a 4K Chromecast, and more details about Google Home and Daydream VR aren't the only things Google has planned for Oct. 4.

Android Police, citing two unnamed sources, including one that has "proved reliable in the past," on Friday reported that the Web giant will also unveil a $129 home Wi-Fi router called Google Wifi at its upcoming hardware event. This device is said to boast "smart" features similar to Google's OnHub router and offer a wider range over competing devices.

Google Wifi will also reportedly boast one feature the OnHub doesn't offer: the ability to link several together to create one big wireless network.

"One source claims the Google Wifi device will essentially be like a little white Amazon Echo Dot," Android Police reported. "So, relatively small and inconspicuous."

As for whether this actually comes to pass we'll have to wait and see. Android Police said it's "extremely confident" that this device is real and will cost $129.

The rumor comes after Google earlier this week sent invitations to members of the media for its Oct. 4 press event in San Francisco, where the Web giant is expected to unveil two new Pixel-branded smartphones. Google has reportedly decided to switch its smartphone brand from Nexus to Pixel. So, the Nexus handsets we heard about earlier this year—codenamed Sailfish and Marlin—will reportedly be the 5-inch Pixel and 5.5-inch Pixel XL, respectively.

PCMag will be at the event, so stay tuned for all the details.