Those are generally for hand drills, which reverse. Not for drill presses. The JT taper would probably be too heavy for a hand drill. A threaded chuck is less accurate than a tapered chuck. But on a hand drill it does not matter much.
Like everything else, there are different levels of quality. I have a Jacobs chuck that came on a delta drill press, and it has jaws that are not correctly ground. So they make a drill bit wobble. Jacobs makes different levels of quality. Today, they have slipped heavily in quality. I have 2 machinist friends that will only use an old Jacobs, not a new one, and they both prefer the Albrecht (German chuck). I have both old, and new Jacobs. The new are quite inferior. I have 2 Chinese chucks that beat out the new Jacobs chuck. That's not good for the US. Our quality is slipping where we should still rule. I'll blame the bean counters, but it could be other factors. The price of a Jacobs is more ( you are paying for US made goods), but the quality is quite poor for the price.