Cresyn C750E

Cresyn C750E Review

We put Cresyn's C750E earphones to the test in our review and see if they stand up to more well known brands. Korean manufacturer Cresyn has been around for quite some time, and although the name might not ring any bells, chances are that you’ve been using its earphones – only under another brand. However, while the company has been quietly producing OEM earphones (generic goods designed for sale under any corporate name… possibly several) for a good ways at this point, it’s now decided to venture out under its own label. Not a bad move if you ask us, considering that the made in China Cresyn C750E’s are just one out of the five in-ear earphones the company offers, and are priced at about $100.The Cresyn C750E earphones’ packaging and bundled accessories are pretty basic. Included with the C750E units are two extra silicon ear tips, a cord clip and a carrying pouch. By contrast, other manufacturers in this price range like Audio-technica, Shure, or Jays offer extension cords, more ear tips and even plane adapters. The C750E cord is four feet in length and has a nice thickness to it, however. It doesn’t feel cheap, and sports minimal cord feedback (the noise you hear when you bump the cord) which is also a nice plus.