Is anyone happy using an OLED screen for their work? I realize the monitors out there now are primarily for consumers (8 bit) but the contrast ratios are amazing - perhaps too good if I want something to show me what my prints will be like. However there are a new crop of OLEDS coming out so who knows. Currently I'm debating between NEC PA271Q-BK or ASUS ProArt PA32UCX(not out yet)
A couple of points:
OLED have such deep blacks and contrast that you will never come close on a paper print. If making prints is what you are doing, then I don't think it's any advantage. And most, if not all, have ABL (auto brightness limiting) which would not be good for calibrating the display with typical tools like the i1 Display Pro and software. Further, there are perceptual white point issues with OLED where the perceived white color doesn't match the measurement.
Secondly, OLED displays can suffer from burn-in, like Plasma displays. Probably not such a good technology for still photographs. It's not so bad with movies as the image constantly changes.