Ok, well I bought this because well it was shaped like a bulb and it seemed that if there was an LED inside, it would light up with a nice lensing effect from the case. Bummer, there is no LED inside, I suspected there might be a tiny one where the golden contacts of the module are. These are the typical laser-welded chip-modules found in most cheap plastic pen-drives that break on repeated use. However it isn't there and that makes this drive effectively bulbous with no aesthetic value whatsoever, unless you like to watch magnified fingerprints. This is sad because there is plenty of hollowed out space inside the bulb for an LED, they could have and should have included the LED. I mean really I spend 350 extra bucks for a fat pen-drive? I could have gone for the SanDisk CZ-15 which is a low-profile 16GB drive. I will break open this pen drive and solder an LED and put it back together. It seems that there is a tray that holds the chip-module and I can take it out after I get rid of the superglue inside. Overall build quality is solid and nice. It is pretty to look at and brings out the quintessential old-world charm of screw-on light-bulbs. I like it that way but I would have liked it if the bulb worked as well. Pen drives with lights are a fast dying breed and I like to see my data come and go.