What's the output of "bluetooth-properties -d" when you connect to the device using the "Connect" menu item in the applet?

(In reply to comment #1)
> What's the output of "bluetooth-properties -d" when you connect to the device
> using the "Connect" menu item in the applet?

It says
Device: Jabra BT620s (00:13:17:71:8B:CF)
	D-Bus Path: /org/bluez/639/hci0/dev_00_13_17_71_8B_CF
	Type: Headset Icon: audio-card
	Paired: True Trusted: True Connected: True
	Services: org.bluez.AudioSink (connected) org.bluez.Audio (connected) org.bluez.Headset (connected) 
	UUIDs: HSP AudioSink A/V_RemoteControl Handsfree 

After connecting in Sound preferences applet I can only select between "Internal audio analog (Stereo)" and "Jabra BT620s (Mono)", A2DP should be stereo (tested okay with Creative CB2350 wich is A2DP olny).

A2DP should be the default in bluetoothd.

Check whether you have a /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf file, and if so, check that HFP=true is set.

If you don't have such a file, check your version of bluez is at least 4.38. See also:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=506879

You should already be able to switch profiles using the "Hardware" tab in gnome-volume-control, or in pavucontrol.

(In reply to comment #3)
> A2DP should be the default in bluetoothd.
> 
> Check whether you have a /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf file, and if so, check that
> HFP=true is set.
> 
> If you don't have such a file, check your version of bluez is at least 4.38.
> See also:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=506879
> 
> You should already be able to switch profiles using the "Hardware" tab in
> gnome-volume-control, or in pavucontrol.

Setting HFP=false in /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf solved my case - I was able to choose A2DP stereo. Thank you for support.