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PlayStation 4 Units Are In Short Supply, So Gunnar Optiks Is Giving One Away
There are a number of things you can do if you find yourself in possession of an extra PlayStation 4. Thankfully, Gunnar Optiks is taking a different approach from the one we saw this morning.
The computer and gaming eyewear company is giving customers a chance to win a PlayStation 4. If you purchase a pair of the company’s glasses between now and 11:59 pm Pacific on Saturday, November 16, you’ll be entered to win.
Additionally, Gunnar is offering discounts on some of its products. You can check out contest details on the company’s website.
Our Take
I purchased a pair of Gunnar glasses because I suffer from migraines, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much they help with eye strain. Given that PlayStation 4 units are in such short supply right now, we thought we’d share this opportunity with you.
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