Accessories

l wish louder version
It's Ok for the price. Works with Dellx50v/ Razer3/ SE/ ..
skips for second in few places (e.g. near NY PATH) but generally works fine in train, etc. Will shop for Lubix UBHS-LC1/Sonorix C3/.. something I could put on the belt/pocket/etc., view caller ID, can use in YMCA (in 620s it gets to hot) in all other ways it's good for ~30$ stereo BT

Comfortable and great audio
Product feedback:
This is a great product. It looks really cool and sounds very good. The controls are simple and intuitive.

The only drawback is that quality of the microphone when using the Jabra as a handsfree device. People on the other side have often said I sounded a bit weak/hard to hear.

I bought it to listen to music from my blackberry as well as audio for movies on my laptop. It works wonderfully for both. I have worn it for 3-4 hours straight with hardly any discomfort.

Jabra BT 620s
Pros
This product is good and it can be used with bluetooth enabled jabra A120s and the laptops(bluetooth enabled).
Sound quality is good, stereo works fine
Cons
The pairing may get disabled sometimes, so you need to reset the headset.
Summary:- Excellent product, good quality stereo sound

good product and fairly comfortable
i like this headset. its easy to use although sometimes it takes a few tries to connect to my handset. it fits fairly comfortably but causes slight discomfort after an hour or so.

Ok quality for the money, but hard to get comfortable
The benefits:
The sound out of the BT260s is good, considering the cost for a bluetooth headset, and other people tell me that the mic is good when I used it with my phone.

The drawbacks:
1. Since the earpieces are heavy, it digs into my ear and starts to be painful after using it a while, and if I move it off the top of my ears, the supports dig into the side of my head, which is also painful. Really difficult to find and keep a comfortable "sweet spot."
2. I found that it was hard to remember the controls after a couple weeks. Obviously, the volume control and skip control are easy. However, remembering what turns it on, what starts/pauses, what pairs, what starts a call, etc., was harder to remember. I had to pull out the manual.
3. The big blue lights on the sides really want to flash. I can turn them off, but they seem to want to turn back on whenever I power the headset on or move it to a different device. It's bright and obvious, and it's attention that I really don't want.
4. It might be my imagination, but it seems that sometimes the BT620s compresses the sound so that the frequency goes up when I first have it on and start playback. It's only when I just start playing music, but it's annoying because it distorts the sound. This is an effect that I hadn't noticed on my previous headset.

I gave the BT620s a chance. I went back to my old one for a while, and then I tried the BT620s again. It's just too uncomfortable and the sound wasn't an improvement over the one that came with my laptop.