On Monday, Bose announced two new mobile headsets and a new pair of earphones, all of which replace existing models in the Bose lineup.

The iE2 audio headphones (which are technically earphones, not headphones – but proper nomenclature will never trump branding) replace the Bose in-ear headphones, which used to be called the Bose TriPort headphones.

The MIE2 and MIE2i, which replace the Bose mobile in-ear headset, are identical headsets with mics and in-line call controls, except the "i" version is made specifically for controlling (you guessed it) Apple products, like the iPhone and iPad. It also controls most iPod models and the MacBook Pro's audio functions. The regular MIE2 works with Blackberry devices as well as iPhones, but lacks some of the "i" version goodies, such as usage of voice-based apps for Apple products.

All of the products will utilize new StayHear ear tips from Bose. Included in three different sizes, the tips are made of soft silicone for a purportedly more secure fit. A case and the original eartips offered with the older TriPort series earphones will also be included.

Available August 23, the Bose IE2 audio headphones are will sell for $99.95 and the MIE2 mobile headset will sell for $129.95. The MIE2i mobile headset for Apple products will hit stores in October for the same price of $129.95.