At first it seems the wheel like rotate freely or loose (mean you can make it rotate left and right without register volume change - not rigid), but once you got the first click, the momentum is there and you feel there is resistant (or the click) for subsequent rotation.
There is a big difference in sound quality between the iPhone and the QPIR IMHO. As I said I liked the Dunu's but was put off getting a direct replacement unit due to the build quality issue that I experienced. I guess I was just unlucky but I lost a bit of faith in the product as a result. I liked the detail and clarity of the Dunu's but I also found them to be a bit bright at times for my tastes. To my ears the Dita Answer has the same if not better level of detail and clarity without the brightness, Hence why I'm so happy with them. I'm not trying to push you into upgrading, only you can make that decision. I was merely trying to help as I have had experience with the Dunu's and own the QPIR.
In the end it's all a matter of personal preference. Good luck with your journey
It ticks me off when people do that. They buy up stock then sell it for a large profit. That just increases the time people have to wait to get one from authorized dealers. As long as people are stupid enough to keep paying much more than retail, this will continue to happen.
This is not something I have run across and I don't really pay attention to the battery indicator on mine, I play it until it dies and then just plug in a USB power bank and recharge it, which by the way, you can do while listening to it!
If a lot of people are having problems with the battery, or the indicator, by all means, please let me know.
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