You probably don't have a lot of miles on the car, so your windshield therefore probably isn't very pitted yet. The repairs they do with epoxy/polymer are pretty good. If the chips are right in your line of sight as the driver, you may still find the repair distracting. But if it isn't right in your area of vision, the repair should be fine. Most insurance companies will repair a small chip for free - while you have to pay your deductible for a replacement.
I find that when I have 40-50K+ miles on my car and the windshield gets chipped, then I want it replaced because by then the whole thing is all pitted from stuff flying up. If the chips are smaller than a quarter, get it repaired. If bigger, they're going to spread and you'll need to replace the windshield.