The SD card sits quite deep into the slot and can be trick removing since it need to be pushed further in to release. The bottom has a headphone port, mini-USB charging port and a micro SD card slot. The side of the shell houses on/off and a volume rocker switch. There are four buttons surrounding the scroll wheel: A multi-function button, a button for reversing back through pages you were previously on and reverse/forward buttons. The shell comes in three colors: silver, black and rose gold (what is it with rose gold?). The outer shell is all aluminum with a black glass front. It’s also well constructed-much better than the original X1 player. It doesn’t matter much. The X1 II is an affordable DAP that does more than the iPod ever did at a much better price. Scrolling and clicking on a specific setting can be an exercise in frustration. Sure the scrolling works, but it can be either not sensitive enough or too sensitive. Maybe it’s Apple patents or whatever, but FiiO’s wheel isn’t anywhere near as smooth or flawless as Apple’s.
Even after all these years, no one-including FiiO-has replicated the simplicity of Apple’s click-wheel.
It has a click wheel with some added buttons. At first glance, the X1 II resembles the iPod.
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