The summary is:
The speaker reviews a fake iPhone 11 Pro Max that he bought for 5000 rubles in Moscow. He compares it with the real iPhone and shows how it looks and works. He finds out that the fake iPhone has a low-quality screen, camera, battery, and software. He also tests its durability by bending and smashing it. He concludes that the fake iPhone is a bad device that only resembles the real one from a distance. He asks the viewers to comment on what they think about the fake iPhone and what he should do with the other two that he has.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is about a fake iPhone 11 Pro Max on Android that costs 5000 rubles.
2. The fake iPhone was bought in a hot place in Moscow after the subscribers of the Internet Vilsack Edition tariff voted for the topic of the video.
3. The fake iPhone has a plastic case, a chin, a strange camera block, and a pre-installed TikTok Light app.
4. The fake iPhone claims to have an A13 processor, 500 GB of memory, and a Retina display, but in reality it has a 32-bit processor, 1 GB of RAM, and a low-quality screen.
5. The fake iPhone bends easily and breaks when hit with a hammer, but the screen still works.