No problem, I have my own man cave/office where I have full control of how much light goes in and I usually prefer it dark anyway.
I will be using it in 144hz mode anyway so not a huge deal.
I will just leave mrk’s response here which I found was accurate and apt:
Yup, people will gloss past this and only see what they want to see and hook onto that and make it a thing sadly
Bear in mind, camera over exposes the screens colours (in real life, the blacks are much more black and colours overall do pop more) and secondly, again, it's not representative of what you will experience/see in real life especially if you're viewing on a LCD display..... The white wall/bit you see in some photos is where I have a big velux window. Blind wasn't fully down as you can tell. For a couple of photos, I did close the blind over a bit more (not entirely) just to give some comparison as well as some bright scenarios. Other light source would be light leakage from the main house/hall (coming from back left). These are all SDR unless stated otherwise. Phone camera is gs 21 and I'm no mrk with a camera 
What disadvantages? Please list them. Vincent will be doing so in his next video
List them in one place in bullet points please.
It's just the photos and way I have taken them, adjusting exposure etc. in order to try and show the anti glare coating with some dark scenes etc. more than showing clarity of.
Here are photos taken more for clarity, however, again, it's all rather pointless as camera will exaggerate pixel sub structure and any issues etc.
Overall clarity and sharpness is better than my iiyama ips 34" 1440 because of the lack of a matte coating. For purely text and "thin" text at that, yes I would prefer my iiyama 34" 1440. However, I have not tried clear type yet.
Like I said further back, for the ones that value PPI/clarity more than anything else and/or sit fairly close to their display, then this is probably not the display for them, a display with 150+ppi or/and the normal sub pixel structure would be better there (assuming the matte coating is very light or it's glossy too)
Some photos more for overall image quality, again a good case of the camera "exaggerating" the pixel structure but with your own eyes, you don't see it, I could do the same on any of my other displays too.
Thosw pictures of your AW3423DW look great on my AW3423DW, you can really tell the quality of the AW3423DW when viewing it on an AW3423DW.
Anyway, on your Cleartype point, i did some adjustment on that myself this morning and text clarity does appear to be a bit better after making some changes. So not really a world ender.
Also in terms of the Fan noise, my system is already louder than what the fans in the monitor produce, but when i way laying in bed last night, the fan was just audible since my room is pretty quiet. The monitor is also only 6 foot from the side of my bed.
I have seen some near black flickering in Eve online's menu's. But it really isn't an issue in the grander scheme of things. Tried some Payday 2 and that flew on this, wasn't sure if it's the OLED responsiveness or Gsync/Freesync doing it, but even at lower FPS than on my old 1080p it just felt more responsive.
Haha indeed! Even mrks awesome photos don't show of how good the display is
Same here too, compared to my iiyama 144HZ IPS, even at the same fps, things just look and feel far more responsive, say it's largely down to the oled pixel response though as I also found motion superior on my 60HZ oled compared to 100+fps on my 144hz ips, although if this is your first time using gsync then that will be helping with the responsiveness bit if your fps is <60 and fluctuating.
And to show what I mean by being able to exaggerate pixel structure etc.
Husky photo on my LG e7:
Anyway, thinking of picking up a hardware calibrator, any recommendations without breaking the bank?
EDIT:
I just noticed vincent had 2.4 gamma set, is that correct with your findings too @mrk?
