12'' screen worth it

[Ram574]

does anyone think they probably should of went smaller?

 

[ericd]

No way. One of the best features.

 

[Maric550]

I love mine

 

[Jrex]

It is the best feature and make every other truck looks like it out of date. It very impressive to everyone that see it as no other vehicle even comes close.

Plus it totally costumizable, you just drag and drop icons from setting or apps onto main (always displayed bar).

Uconnect® 4C NAV with 12–Inch Display $1,295

 

[Ram574]

right on just wanted to see if everyone thought it was worth it, I'm about to order a Rebel soon and loved the 12 package but wasn't sure if anyone really loved having it beside the wow factor from when u get in it.

 

[Gondul]

Running the split screen is priceless...

 

[FirstTimeRamDriver]

its AWESOME!!!

sez the guy who just have 30 miles behind wheel

 

[klail]

I love mine. There are some minor annoyances but that is to be true of all systems. Does anyone know how to get the weather alerts to turn off. I really don't care when there is an avalanche warning 2 counties away or winter weather on the other side of the state.

 

[Ortiz7983]

its AWESOME!!!

sez the guy who just have 30 miles behind wheel

I would expect he researched about it and played with it before making the purchase. I’m sure he thought it was awesome by then. Plus with the look of it.

 

[klail]

It is the best feature and make every other truck looks like it out of date. It very impressive to everyone that see it as no other vehicle even comes close.

Plus it totally costumizable, you just drag and drop icons from setting or apps onto main (always displayed bar).

Uconnect® 4C NAV with 12–Inch Display $1,295

SERIOUSLY makes all others seem out of date. I was comparing the 2019 Chevy HighCountry and the Ram Limited and what a joke the HighCountry screen was. It was smaller than my camry that I was trading in. Right, I'm going to pay $70K for a truck with that small of a screen? Maybe if there were no other options. Others need to step up to keep up with Ram

 

[Ortiz7983]

SERIOUSLY makes all others seem out of date. I was comparing the 2019 Chevy HighCountry and the Ram Limited and what a joke the HighCountry screen was. It was smaller than my camry that I was trading in. Right, I'm going to pay $70K for a truck with that small of a screen? Maybe if there were no other options. Others need to step up to keep up with Ram

They will. Ford is next in line to do something similar. Then others will follow, then Ram is behind, then Ram comes out with something else that tops everything. Usually that’s how it goes.

 

[Goatmann]

does anyone think they probably should of went smaller?

go big or go home, size matters!

 

[MJP]

does anyone think they probably should of went smaller?

Negative. Love it. Its like a TV - you always want bigger.

 

[Ortiz7983]

The only thing I would want is for Apple to have CarPlay take the whole screen. Chances of that happening, slim to none.

 

[klail]

The only thing I would want is for Apple to have CarPlay take the whole screen. Chances of that happening, slim to none.

Or be able to move it to the bottom card.

 

[Jrex]

SERIOUSLY makes all others seem out of date. I was comparing the 2019 Chevy HighCountry and the Ram Limited and what a joke the HighCountry screen was. It was smaller than my camry that I was trading in. Right, I'm going to pay $70K for a truck with that small of a screen? Maybe if there were no other options. Others need to step up to keep up with Ram

Thats so funny, I thought the same exact thing.

I went and test drove a Ram limited first, then went and looked at GM Denali and High country and Ford trucks. I was like WTF. Those little screens reminded me of the screens that come in the entry level cars around $20K. It very non-impressive at best.

Ford/GM/Toyota/Nissan can keep their 3"/4" hand held nav screens. Its really embarrassing how well RAM engineers out did everyone else on UC 12" screen.

I think the old saying "bigger is better" is quotable statement for a reason.

 

[Dontfront82]

No regrets, the screen is the best out right now in trucks

 

[Saints]

My buddy just got a preowned 2016 limited that still looks brand new and I was really impressed with it. I love my 2013 Tundra with 105,000 miles on it and I have never had any problems with it. But after seeing these 2019 Rams with the 12” screen I had to have one. They are like the Tesla of trucks! I’ve always liked the Rams, but this will be my first one.

 

[Neurobit]

Not in a million years. Never going smaller given the option.
It's a game changer, specially when using the navigation feature. Life's too short to use small screens in vehicles.

 

[Patsy1099]

I have the 8.4 so I look at it from another (jealous) angle but I think not allowing full screen (CarPlay) is a miss, especially for maps. I also wonder if I would miss the knobs? I know that probably sounds dumb but while I love tech, there is also a tactile feeling with knobs and for certain things like radio, temp, etc, it’s still more intuitive to me. Anyway, that’s probably that just takes getting used to.

Last comment and it isn’t specific to the 12”, is I hate that when I’m in CarPlay mode and go into my phone, say to check a msg, it changes my uconnect screen (like if I have a map on).