For the 2021 CX5, the 10.25 inch screen extends to all CX5 trim level variations. The big news, aside from the resolution/screen size I think is the new generation infotainment system which seems to have a totally different interface, and the screen appears to be totally non-touch responsive, everything must be accessed via the commander controls in center console.
To me, the new Gen 7 (?) infotainment is "prettier" and more responsive than the old gen infotainment, but there is a similar cumbersome layer of menus that you have to spend time with to become familiar with so you don't have an accident while driving.
The other interesting thing is that the owners manual refers to two different manuals, one for Mazda Connect infotainment system and one for Mazda Navigation, none of these manuals came with the car.
So I gather these manuals must be online, to account for regional and country variations.
The other interesting thing is that although there is a Mazda Nav SD card in the car (the salesperson made a big deal about putting it in) does not seem to work. I only get compass function. In some respect, due to the CarPlay/AndroidAuto functions, I expect Nav to be used very little unless cell coverage is gone, which can happen in rural areas.