I would definitely look into getting the same monitor, simply because it will be easier to calibrate them and same monitors always work well together. By the way, I was also looking into buying same monitor - how is it? Would you recommend it?
I’m not a monitor expert, and this is my first quality monitor, so I don’t have much to compare it to. That said, my experience has been mixed:
1) As a 4K monitor, text and icons look very small by default. I had to set Windows scaling to 200%, but some programs, like Max, still display certain icons and text too small—for example, small text in the Slate material editor.
2) The default brightness (50%) felt too low, so I had to increase it to 100%. This forced me to also increase contrast to 100%. I’m not sure if this is a common practice and I'm worry it affects accuracy.
3) The contrast isn’t quite what I expected, though this may be typical for IPS monitors. I guess I'm too used to the contrast and vibrancy of phone screens. This monitor uses IPS Black technology though, which I've read is a good thing. By the way, Contrast is 2000:1
3) Reflection handling is poor (RTings.com mentions this). The screen reflects the large windows in my office, which is annoying. During midday, when a lot of light comes into my office, the screen gets quite dull.
Hope that helps!
