Ford did a great job of integrating it into the Bronco dash. With that being said, I have a FE Bronco and the screen seems gigantic. I use my Bronco as one of my daily drivers. I listen to XM most of the time (2 or 3 stations) and rarely use carplay to text or voice text when I drive. Climate controls are separate and if they weren't, I'd just set to 70 degrees and leave it anyway. So I use the touch screen on a regular basis for pretty much nothing on a typical drive.
There are a couple of cool things you can use the screen system for like setting the level of ambient light or altering the audio features, but in general they don't seem super helpful to me tbh. I think a lot of people just want them because it's a touch screen and techy without even thinking about how useful they are (or aren't). I dunno, maybe other people use them for more things or more often than I. I guess trail maps and such are cool (like on the Bronco screen below).
On that last part, to use trail maps well, I would want the Jeep screen to have a little more vertical to it. It seems they extended it horizontally a bunch, but not much vertically. So I'm not sure how much more useful maps will be on it.
Ps. I am way into tech and an early adopter of a lot of things. I just never quite latched on to the auto touch screen thing I guess.
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