It features a built-in wind-protected microphone for optimal call quality outdoors, and a dedicated button for activating voice control so you have one-touch access to Siri and Google Now. Good that there’s no favoritism ;)

On the other side, three simple buttons let you control music playback.

The new ear gel design is meant to provide a more secure and comfortable fit with less audio leakage.

The headset itself is IP54 rated against wind and water, while the all-plastic design makes it extremely light on the neck.

The Jabra Elite 25e will be available in early November for S$138 from all the usual authorized Jabra distributors.

Meanwhile, the upgraded Jabra Elite Sport features a new Lime Green Grey colorway, with a Black version available in early November.

The acoustics are essentially the same as the earlier version, but battery life has been greatly improved to 4.5 hours on a single charge (the previous version only managed three hours), with an additional two full charge cycles supported by the carrying case.

They are also IP67 rated, so it will withstand water, dust and pretty much everything you might encounter on a normal day. The Jabra Elite Sport retails for S$368. The Lime Green Grey version is available now at all authorized Jabra retailers.