In our latest competition, we have teamed up with audio technology company IRIS to give readers the chance to win IRIS Flow headphones.
To celebrate the products' launch we are giving Dezeen readers the chance to win one of five pairs of IRIS Flow headphones in either black or white.
The headphones are the first to have IRIS technology, which studies show enable enhanced focus and relaxation, built in.
IRIS Flow headphones are the first to have IRIS technology built in
Founded by Jacobi Anstruther and backed by Roger Taylor of band Queen and Concord Records, IRIS technology is designed to restore the sound quality lost in the recording process.
The IRIS algorithm unlocks and resynthesises lost audio information, allowing the listeners' brain to play an active role in piecing it together. The results is a flow-like state for the listener, as their brain is more engaged, and audio that sounds as though it is live.
The IRIS algorithm unlocks and resynthesises lost audio information
"Listening to music with IRIS enhances the engagement and absorption of the music and provides more stimulation of the brain," said Joydeep Bhattacharya, professor of psychology at Goldsmiths university in London, who has carried out independent research for the brand.
As well as the new technology, each headset also has 40-millimetre beryllium drivers ? small speaker units that drive the sound down your ear canal.
Each headset also boasts 40-millimetre beryllium drivers
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