My thoughts exactly, and we're not the only ones - Godox is working on a revised X1T apparently. It's a very capable trigger with lots of features, but the ones you want to use all the time need several less than intuitive button presses, plus a good look at the screen which isn't great at the best of times and impossible to read from slightly above - which is where it always seems to be for me.
In contast, the XT32 has a much clearer screen with bold digits, easy to view, and power adjustment is just a direct click on the scroll wheel for the active Group. One touch, and it's done - you don't even have to look. For a different Group, press one of the five clearly labelled direct-access buttons (doubling to ten buttons with a longer press) and scroll to the Group (either back or forth), confirm, and then you're in
It's both easier/faster, but also perfectly logical so you don't get confused and frustrated when you go the wrong way and have to start again.
While we're on this, triggers are one of my hobby horses. They've generally just evolved into the often confusing mess we have now, as new features have been bolted on, and they could use a ground-up rethink. They are now the main user-interface, the part we use all the time (there's actually no need to go near the head itself) and also play a key role in what we think of the entire system. I'd be happy to pay substantially more for something with a tilting colour touch-screen or whatever, something really good.
On the other hand, the new Godox A1 iPhone sync thingy might paint the way forward via a smartphone app - there's a kind of inevitability about it. So just a tiny little linking device in the hot-shoe with everything controlled from your phone. It's actually already here. Needs a bit of work yet, but I think that's going to be the answer
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