Here's the actual content on the back of the Xbox Series X-report

The rear port of the Xbox Series X seems similar to the modern console we currently use.

After AMD showed the lens that looks like the official back Xbox Series X The console, which the company acknowledges is a purchased 3D model, is actually not the real thing.

So, what ports does the real Xbox Series X actually have? Well, according to Thurrott's report, the answer is not very exciting.

According to people who have access to the current device, the Xbox Series X has seven ports on the back. Two Superspeed USB-A ports, one HDMI port, one Ethernet port, optical audio and a simple power connection. Thurrott's report was unsure of the final port, they said that the final port could be used for debugging-this is a unit under development after all.

Although this particular makeup may change from now to release, it has proven two interesting facts. First, the power connector is small, indicating that the console will use internal power.

Having one HDMI port instead of two HDMI ports also shows that VR is not a priority for the X series. Xbox head Phil Spencer has said a lot before, but it is interesting that these choices are reflected in the hardware. Of course, future VR headsets can still use existing HDMI ports, but having two ports can mirror images to other screens.

Catch up with everything we know about the Xbox Series X, including specs, release date, confirmed games so far, and more in our super story.