I guess everyones experience with the new bigger screen is different, I’m not saying it’s bad. I can’t speak for the 24-392 but I have a 22-392 and just picked up a 24 Rubicon 2 door, not because of technology or model year it was all about the color. I haven’t driven it much because of salted roads but I have been bombing around the back roads and I have noticed the new screen is more glitchy than my 22. I get a fairly consistent split second skip when playing music from my iPhone every 15-20 minutes, it doesn’t do it when just listening to the FM radio. I have resynced my phone, reset my phone nothing seems to cure it. Like I said it is a split second skip and if you’re not paying close attention you would miss it.
The other bummer is all the wasted screen that could be used. They could have made it so both front and rear cameras could be on together, or at least use the full screen with one camera. I’m sure some of that has to do with the format of the camera. The accessory gauges are spread way out to fill the screen making the screen look almost empty, they could have incorporated the pitch and roll gauges into the same screen. They could have also had the off-road pages as an option for split screen viewing. It just seems like with all the technology in it you can’t really do anything worthwhile with it. Like I said I didn’t buy it because of the upgrades but because I wanted Bikini Blue and when it came up for orders again a second hand Jeep was no longer a thought. None of this would stop me from buy a new Jeep (obviously) but it’s definitely not enough for me to trade in my 22-392.
best of luck with your decision, either way you can’t go wrong with a 392.
last note, I miss the dual ambient light controls in the 24. My 22 has the dual controls and I like my dash lights dimmed way down but the ambient lights brighter.
