"It just comes down to a matter of taste" meaning

I was reading one of the articles where I found a sentence & I am not able to judge the meaning of that. Can somebody tell me what exactly is "It just comes down to a matter of taste"

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Both have the same functionality and can do the exact same thing, it just comes down to a matter of taste.

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Means you could argue all week but there really is nothing between them, they are both equal in good points and bad points so neither side will win the argument.

"a matter of taste" Obviously started as a food description do you prefer your steak rare or well done "it is all a matter of taste" but has now been expanded to cover any area where there is no subjective difference just personal preference.

you could write 4+4+4 or 4*3 it is just a matter of taste.

It denotes personal preference or style.

Based on the original author's usage, I would take it as: Both do the same, the choice is based on the user's preference.