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**Title:** Comparison of iPhone 11 HDC (Clone) vs Original iPhone 11
**Summary:**
* A video comparison highlights the differences between a **$45 million** iPhone 11 HDC (a clone) and an **Original iPhone 11**.
* **Similarities:**
+ Physical body and button placement are almost identical.
+ Appearance is similar at first glance.
* **Differences:**
+ Camera lens material (glass on Original, not glass on HDC)
+ Camera performance and photo quality (poor on HDC)
+ Screen brightness and bezel thickness (thicker on HDC)
+ Keyboard font and responsiveness (more Android-like on HDC)
+ Software update limitations (HDC stuck on iOS 13.1)
+ Serial number (HDC's is a copied, non-unique number)
* **Warning:** Buyers beware of extremely cheap "iPhones" as they are likely clones with compromised quality.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. The video compares an HDC iPhone 11 with an original iPhone 11.
2. The HDC iPhone 11 is being sold for a significantly lower price (mentioned as "45 million", likely referring to a local currency).
3. The serial number on the HDC iPhone matches the one on the original iPhone 11.
4. The HDC iPhone's rear body appearance is almost identical to the original at first glance.
5. The power button, signal strip, and volume buttons on the HDC iPhone are positioned similarly to the original.
6. The camera lens on the HDC iPhone has a more visible inner lens compared to the original.
7. The HDC iPhone's camera lens material is not glass, unlike the original's "blazer glass".
8. The Apple logo position on the HDC iPhone is almost the same as the original.
9. The HDC iPhone has a thicker bezel compared to the original iPhone 11.
10. The keyboard layout on the HDC iPhone resembles Android keyboards in size and font (Fontex).
11. The HDC iPhone's default applications have delayed animations or do not function fully (e.g., FaceTime).
12. The camera application on the HDC iPhone is significantly different from the original.
13. Photo quality from the HDC iPhone is noticeably poorer than the original iPhone 11.
14. The HDC iPhone's settings application is almost identical to the original, but with font differences.
15. The HDC iPhone is stuck on iOS 13.1 and does not support software updates.
16. The serial number, model, and IMEI information on the HDC iPhone appear to be copied from another iPhone 11.