Jabra BT620s Stereo Bluetooth Headset Review

Comfort:

Jabra BT 620 are headphones, comparatively comfortable to wear and definitely not unpleasant like some Nokia stereo models, Nokia 601, for instance. However, in case your head is somewhat bigger than usual, they may feel a little tight in the rear part of the ear. On us, BT 620 were even a bit over-loose, which made their positioning slightly incorrect and this led to reduced volume and sound quality. Their gentle overlapping the ear enables prolonged wear; however, after an hour or so of constant use it will be a good idea to take them off for a while and let your ears have a ‘rest’ – still they exert some pressure, however insignificant it may be. As it is with the ‘bigger’ headset type, your ears are entirely surrounded and normally rest into large, soft cushions, at the same time a considerable portion of weight is distributed thru the bridge-like head-band over the entire head. Not so with these headphones – the headband here lies behind the neck and all the weight is on the ears.


Conclusion:

As a whole we are pleased by Jabra BT620s – though sound quality is not up to our expectations and would not make them our ‘favorites’, the 620 are convenient, easy to use, featuring pleasant design and good buttons. Their simple outline goes with almost any appearance; the blue lights on both speakers will attract attention and make you conspicuous in case you would wish so; otherwise you can just turn them off. The good performance of the DSP system is not to be neglected, either – it contributes to the usability of the headset in the noisy street environment.