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Iris Flow review

Iris Flow review

Posted on February 23, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you’ve got circa £350 to spend on some over-ear headphones you’re not exactly short of options – but only one pair claims to make your tunes sound more like live music.

Funded by a £340,000 Indiegogo campaign, the Iris Flow cans have a built-in algorithm that “splits out and increases the phase information sent to the brain”, which Iris reckons stimulates more “active listening”. That might sound like a big dollop of marketing guff but it does have some scientific basis that’s been backed up in a study by Goldsmiths. 
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