Focal Sphear Headphone Analysis

Around a few weeks ago, I wrote an article where I listed out the top six semi-affordable(under $100) premium-quality earbuds. After writing that article, I thought about writing complete reviews on all six earphones/headphones, and hence I wrote detailed reviews on all the earphones except one. And that remaining one is the Focal Sphear High-resolution in-ear headphone.
In this article(as you might have figured out), I will give a comprehensive review of the Focal's Sphear in-ear headset and conclude with the answer to "Is it suitable for you (an audiophile)?". So without further ado, let's start.
What's inside the box?
The box of Focal Sphear apparently comprise all the things packed as in 1More's triple driver. But to be frank, I like the

That's an overview of the Focal's ergonomic, robust, and reliable design. Now let's move to the main part i.e. the features and performance.
Features and performance:
Following is my perspective on the "Features and performance" element of the Focal Sphear High-resolution in-ear headphone:
• For starters, it's a lightweight and a very comfortable earphone.
• The build quality is quite sturdy which makes it a long-lasting one.
• With the perfect earpiece(of the various ones found in the box), it fits excellent.
• Additionally due to the premium-quality, one can listen using the earphone for a very long time without any fatigue.
• From the sound-quality perspective, it's perfect. It is a good-bass as well as a treble-crisp headset which results in excellent highs, mids, and lows of the music. All in all, the Focal Sphear provides a rich sound quality.
• The single-button inline remote does everything the traditional three buttoned one does. Press it once to take/hang up a call, and you can also use it to Play/ Pause, to Skip forward press twice, and to Skip back press thrice.
• From a noise-canceling viewpoint, it's not the best one out there. It cancels noise to a certain extent but that feature doesn't work perfectly during several