I can't speak high enough for the sPod 8-circuit Special Edition (aka sPod SE).
Pros:
1. No fuses. Automatically senses and shuts down the circuit when overloaded.
2. Has a self-healing fuse when do you "blow" one. Just cycle the ignition. No digging into a fuse box and replacing one with a spare you've hopefully remembered to keep in the glove compartment.
3. You can do physical switches (OTRATTW switches look really nice), and you'll have 8 switches.
Or
You can get the touch screen. RAM ball mount. Same idea many use to mount phones and other gadgets in our jeeps. Sturdy. Built of metal. Can self calibrate the screen if you feel it needs adjusting.
4. You can "link" switches, I.e. Switch1 goes to bumper and switch2 to lightbar, but switch3 can be set to trigger on/off both 1&2. Or, #3 can be 1, 2, 5, 7 & 8. Want to change? No rewiring needed, just tell the module you want to unlink and relink.
5. You get a momentary (light on only as long as you press the button), flash (light blinks slowly, about speed of your hazards) and strobe (light pulses quickly).
6. On the touch screen the screen itself is dimmable for night driving, or can be turned off/on by just pressing the screen.
7. The touch screen lets you adjust the dimness of your lights. So, want to run your Rigid D2 Driving pattern cubes on the road? (Your risk...). Just turn on light, slide dimmer between 0 - 100% and you're done. You can dim lights at each switch, so some run full brightness and others dimmer.
8. The touchscreen also has the spod temp in the engine bay and battery voltage displayed realtime. The touchscreen is pressure sensitive so can use when working with gloves on. It also has a low voltage cutoff so won't drain battery, and yes it does work with the engine off and not keyed.
9. There's also an additional Bluetooth module you can plugin under the hood, lets you remotely control the lights from an app on your phone.
TL;DR
It's a really, really well thought out product, made in the USA, family run operation, and the parts all JUST WORK. I had the same reaction to spod as when I bought my first Mac. Beautiful, simple, easy to use. Total install time was maybe 30 mins, and adding lights now is a 10minute exercise at most (with 90% of the effort being the light mount, not the wiring.)
I'm not paid or endorsed or whatever...those that have seen my prior posts know this...and that said, I really can't say enough good things about how well the whole system just works. First time. Every time. Perfectly.