| | | |  - Bluetooth 1.2 supporting headset
- Control your music from the headset
- Up to 16 hours of talk time, and 14 hours of play time, 240 hours of standby time
- Plays via USB cable while charging
- 2 extra ear cushions
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| | | |  Product Description:
With the Jabra BT620s Bluetooth Stereo Headset, you can get immersed in hi-fi stereo music straight from your mobile phone. Switch instantly between enjoying your music and talking on the phone. The music pauses/stops automatically when a call comes in, so you can choose to answer the call or just keep on grooving. So turn up the volume and get lost in music -- without losing touch. Digital sound enhancement via DSP technology Pairs and connects to up to 2 Bluetooth devices simultaneously Headset plays music from the PC via USB cable while charging Multicolored LED for status on Bluetooth, battery and charging AC power supply and mini USB jack for charging from PC Rechargeable lithium polymer battery Up to 16 hours talk time; up to 14 hours music streaming Charging time - Approx. 2 hours Unit Dimensions(LxWxD) - 5-7/8 x 5-1/2 x 2-3/8 Unit Weight - 3 1/2 oz. | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - Bluetooth gives you freedom from cords, but quality issues hurt
Bluetooth is nice. The Jabra BT620s allow you pair with two devices and I might add, the pairing process is simple.
Battery life is excellent.
The controls are a bit cumbersome to deal with, but with some practice it is simple to adjust the volume, answer a call, etc.
One thing you must remember to do if you don't want to appear bizarre is turn off the blue light that continuously flashes around the lefthand ear piece. It is an annoyance to have to do this every time you turn them on.
Sound quality is adequate and no more. I'm hardly an audiophile and don't demand much in the way of fidelity, which is a good thing with the BT620s, since its audio response is defeinitely "lo-fi", not HiFi.
I am constantly bothered by what sounds like static with my BT620s. When I make a call or dictate a note, my voice is recognizeable, but it does sound like I am talking through a pipe or something. Overall, sound quality with these is barely passable.
The wraparound headband is not adjustable. Your tolerance for pain and discomfort on the other hand better be. There is a bit of an art to positioning these on your head. A millimeter this way or that means the difference beween mere discomfort and outright pain. After a while, you'll learn where your own sweet spot is with these, but I doubt you or I will ever find these things to be comfortable.
Is the Jabra BT620 awful? No. But it skates close.
Should the time come to get another Bluetooth headset, I'd be a lot more careful in making my choice.
Jerry
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