Glasses was not a problem at all for me. It actually felt better WITH glasses for some reason. And I wore those big ass hipster glasses too. When I put on the PSVR, the feeling of wearing those heavy glasses just disappeared. So I think it entirely depends on the person.
The wires are also not that many and can easily be stored aside and kept organized if you have space around your setup. I'm actually playing in a very small table with my laptop, a cintiq in the same exact table as my TV monitor(24 inch) and all the cables and PS4 and Ps3 are located below it and I still managed to store them all away from my play area. Even in a small area I was able to play Job simulator just fine and was even able to move and walk about in the game(and in real life) without encountering the "outside the play area" warning.
My only complaint is the resolution which tends to be very low in some games but is actually fine in others. Thumper, Rez, gnog, and some of the simpler looking games look fine but games like Driveclub, Kitchen demo look very bad, specially Driveclub which is a blurry mess. Games like Rigs and Until dawn also suffer from aliasing but they quickly immerse you in the game and all the action that you quickly forget about it.
Also the video apps so far offer atrocious video qualities even if you max out the resolution setting. A pity since some of them are actually very nice experiences. I was a tad disappointed in Allumette in that regard as it was a bit blurry(but still a very worth it VR experience).
Oh and you guys should definitely also try Playroom VR's Robot rescue. An amazing VR platformer. Probably the only VR game that actually made me feel like I'm in a different world and I'm interacting with real tiny robots.
