As long as they give more light up front and to the side,mostly to the corners of a 36 foot head, and about 12 inches more foot room - don't care where they get their cab from.
John Deere's arms swivel, Claas does not.
Claas has lights on the end, JD does not.
Claas has poles holding the ends up, JD does not.
Look at New Hollands, same ear wigs.
I was looking at some pictures over on the blogs or picture threads yesterday, at least I think it was on this forum, and there were some NH CX8090s that the cabs had the "wings" on them. No, correction, I went to New hollands combine website and saw the pictures that looked a lot like the Claas and JD proposed new cab. They were cx's, not crs.
I think if you go back in time, like the 80s, Gleaner were the first to put lights on ears, in fact the roof of the cab looked like it was from star trek, thats why they looked way ahead of their time back then.
i liked the way the n series had the roof over hanging from the windows of the cab. lots more shade. and with todays rigs having lots of glass that would be a big plus imho
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