The Jabra Elite 25e gives you 18 hours of usage on a single charge
The Jabra Elite 25e in-ear stereo neckband headphone differentiates itself from any other wireless headphones in the market with its long battery life. This new headphone, which was launched earlier today for the Singapore market, promises up to 18 hours of usage on a single charge. This means that you can easily get u
The Jabra Elite 25e in-ear stereo neckband headphone differentiates itself from any other wireless headphones in the market with its long battery life. This new headphone, which was launched earlier today for the Singapore market, promises up to 18 hours of usage on a single charge. This means that you can easily get up to a week of usage after being fully charged.
The Jabra Elite 25e is also made for everyday use. Be it listening to music, commuting, making or taking calls, this set of headphones will perform well. This is accomplished by ensuring a perfect fit to the ears with EarGels and the precise engineering of audio speakers in the headphones. Jabra promises rich bass and crisp high tunes on the Jabra Elite 25e with precise engineering on the speakers.
The Elite 25e also works with today's voice assistance services such as Siri and Google Now with a dedicated quick access voice control button. Moreover, the Elite 25e can also connect up to 8 devices via Bluetooth, and two at the same time with Multiuse capabilities.
The Jabra Elite 25e will retail for SGD $138 and will be available from early November 2017 at selected Jabra Authorized Retailers.
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