Hm, so I finally setup my Vive, but I have two problems...
1) The headset seems to be too small. To be clear about one thing, I have a big head. I can't wear most hats as they're just too small. I end up having to order XXL hats off the Internet because that's all that will fit my head. I can get the headset to fit, but man... it's not pleasant. It pinches the hell out of my glasses, which renders them nearly unusable when wearing the Vive, and I'm not even sure if I'm getting the Vive put on fully because the straps aren't long enough for my head.
2) This is probably an even bigger problem than the first one... my play area seems to be really effed up. I set up the area properly, but for some strange reason, I'm literally below the area. For example, when I get close to a wall, I don't get the chaperone grid to appear in front of me; however, if I look up, I can see the chaperone grid in the room visibly above me. I can't play most games because the action all takes place above me.
EDIT:
So, I figured out some of the problems. For #1, I missed the top head strap, which helped quite a bit. I'm still not sure if I have the thing positioned quite right as the blurriness that people have mentioned is quite apparent. Although, adjusting all of the straps doesn't seem to fix the problem with my glasses, and I can't play all that well without them. I mean... I can still kind of see, but it's a little blurry... blurrier I mean.

I'm wondering if some of the blurriness is related to how it kind of got smooshed against my face a bit when I first tried to put it on, so the lenses got a bit dirty.
As for #2, I had to rerun the room setup. I'm not sure what messed up before, but once I reran it, it worked fine and increase my play area by a little!
EDIT 2:
One other complaint? The cables going from the PC to the breakout box are
way too short. I have my desktop on a standard sized desk (30" tall) and I want to put the box on the floor to allow the cables that go from the box to the Vive to flow better. Unfortunately, they won't reach. Fortunately, I have quite a lot of spare cables lying around!
Oh, and I can't seem to get the Lighthouse auto-off feature to work.