Gunnar Womens Computer Glasses Elin
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- Last seen at $49.00 at Best Buy on Nov 9.
Our take on the Gunnar Womens Computer Glasses Elin
The Gunnar Elin is a women's computer glasses frame with a rectangular, full-frame plastic build in a speckled tortoise pattern. Gunnar's lenses filter blue light and add slight magnification, which the company says eases screen strain during long sessions. The Elin is a style-first pick: the frame is heavier than most blue-light glasses at 24 oz, so it suits shoppers who want a bold tortoise look and are willing to trade some lightness for it. Rivals in this category are often lighter and cheaper, but few match Gunnar's lens tint and focus options.
- Rectangular full-frame shape flatters most face shapes
- Speckled tortoise pattern hides smudges and scratches
- Gunnar's blue-light filtering lenses are a known, established formula
- Available with magnification for close screen work
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$49.00Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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Gunnar Womens Computer Glasses Elin price history
Lowest price we've seen: $49.00 on Nov 9 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
Owners of Gunnar computer glasses generally report less eye fatigue and fewer late-day headaches, and many like the tortoise finish. The recurring complaints are weight and the amber tint changing how colors look.
- Eye strainPraisedOwners say long workdays leave their eyes less tired and dry than with plain glasses.
- WeightCriticisedSeveral wearers find the frame heavy and notice pressure on the nose and ears by afternoon.
- Color tintMixedThe blue-light filter warms colors, which some like for evening use and others find distracting for color-accurate work.
Questions and answers
- Do these actually reduce eye strain?
- Gunnar's lenses filter blue light and add a slight focusing aid, and many owners report less fatigue after long screen sessions. Results vary, and the tint does not replace breaks or proper monitor distance.
- Can I wear them for design or photo work?
- The blue-light filter warms colors, so whites and skin tones look off. For color-critical work, take them off or use a pair without the tint.
- Are they prescription glasses?
- No. The Elin is a non-prescription computer pair, though some Gunnar models offer magnification. Check the lens option before buying if you need vision correction.
- How do they compare with lighter blue-light glasses?
- They are heavier and more expensive than most generic pairs, but the frame is sturdier and the lens coating is Gunnar's own. Choose them for the look and brand lenses, not for lightness.
- What comes in the box?
- Gunnar typically ships the glasses with a cleaning cloth and a pouch or case. Confirm the included accessories for this model before ordering.
