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I like Eden and Ellis, but not Emerson. And, honestly, they all seem gendered: Eden is purely feminine, and Ellis & Emerson are purely masculine. I like Elliott along with these, even though it’s masculine.

I like Emerson and Ellis for boys, and Eden for girls.

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If I had to use one, I'd probably use Emerson for a boy.

I love Emerson so much! I like it more on a boy, but its cute on a girl tho. I like Ellis more on a boy short for Ellison. I only like Eden on a girl.
More unisex names:
Elliott
Ellery
Evan

Emerson - unisex. I like it best of the three because od the sound, lenght and namesakes (musician Keith Emerson And philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson).

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Eden - feminine. I'm indifferent. Sounds stripperish to me if paired with a floral or cutesy name.

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Ellis - unisex, but my first association is girl because that's what many Czech teenage girls named Eliška call themselves to "anglicize" their name and make it sound more cool and international
It's usually Ellis, not Elise or Ellie.
I'd like to see it used in English, preferably as a boy's middle name.

Emerson for both, I lean girl.

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Eden is all girl.

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Ellis is all boy.

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I'd use Eden for a girl and Evan for a boy.

I don't consider any of them unisex.

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Emerson and Ellis are masculine and stuffy. Eden is feminine and I like it.

I like Eden best. Ellis is alright and Emerson I think is ugly. Eden and Ellis are both feminine to me and Emerson masculine.

All good names. Ellis I like the most of the three. I can’t see using Eden on a boy.
Edison, Emery, Ellison, Elliot are some options. If used for girls, nns: Eddy, Emmie, Ellie

Emerson I don’t like, it just does nothing for me. Eden I obviously love and it’s most definitely my fave of the three. It’s one of the only names I genuinely love for either gender and I’m not really a big fan of unisex names. That said, I do obviously prefer Eden for a girl. Ellis is ok, but only for a boy imo.

I like Eden the best of the three. It’s pretty.

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Emerson is too lastname-y and Ellis, for some reason, I’m kinda indifferent about.

I don't really care for Emerson, Eden, or Ellis. Choosing one though, I like Ellis best. It strikes me as masculine but I can see just a touch of femininity in it because of the similarity to Alice.

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I enjoy Ellery as a unisex name.