SUPER DEAL21 Inch Carry On Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Expandable Hardside Suitcase Height Adjustable Durable Rolling Luggage with Porable Handle and Side Feet for Business Trips and Travel, Black

Bought this for a vacation last spring. It fit perfectly in the overhead bin storage on Amtrak. It’s surprisingly durable, rolls pretty well, and was suuuper affordable! The zippers were sturdy and functional. I like that it’s just plain black because I’m boring lol. I’d buy again.

Recently flew for a trip and this was the perfect size to carry on. It may look small but it has several zippers, pockets, and is expandable. It rolls great and very light weight. Great quality and loved the option to lock the zippers for added security

I flew with this to florida and fit more than I thought it would. When I first got it the zipper got a little stuck but was easily fixed. Great for the price.

Great carry on , plenty of room and it locks with combo lock , hard shell and rollers with nice sturdy handle

My Grandson loves his suitcase. Works great

I'm planning a trip to Europe in June and need a new carry-on. After going to EVERY local store in my town I was so disappointed with the quality of the "hard shell" suitcases. All felt very flimsy and were priced between $50-$80 USD. So I decided to just grab a cheap on off Amazon if they were just cheap thin plastic.Well, I happy to announce I was pleasantly surprised when this $20 suitcases showed up and quickly. The plastic shell fells reinforce by something firm, with a little give in-between. The wheels are smooth, rolls wonderfully. The (2) handles have a nice cush padding and roller handle easily extents and retracts. I love that it has a combination lock on the outside and separated compartments for your clothing inside. Very happy with my purchase!

For months I've been traveling with this case. I've never changed the default "000" code to unlock it since I don't usually carry anything valuable, I just like to know it stays securely shut during travel. However, this morning as I am barely on time to leaving the house for a flight, I went to unlock it to stuff one or two more items in it that I had forgotten about the previous night and the thing wouldn't unlock. Tried the default "000" because like I said, I never set another code, and I've been using "000" for months now, and it did not budge. Couldn't find reset instructions ANYWHERE in the slip that came with it nor on the Amazon description, nor the seller's website. Tried a bunch of random combinations but I was so late to leaving I had to give up on that venture. So finally, to avoid missing my flight, I took a pair of pliers to it to break the handles off which are currently still stuck in the lock itself. How the suitcase came to decided its own code and lock itself is beyond me. Still have no idea what the code even is. It makes me wonder if I had set a code would it have still just decided it wanted to open to a different number anyway or this wouldn't have happened at all. Either way, the case is ruined now and I only got a few good months out of it. Not worth the price for how long it lasts before doing this ridiculous thing. Besides that, there are strings from the fabric inside constantly fraying since the fabric is ripping from the sides, it gets stuck in the zippers at the most inconvenient times. Additionally, the extendable handle to pull it along beside you broke within the first month.

This little suitcase is just the right size for a trip and fits easily in the overhead bin of all commercial flights. I like the roominess and expandable feature.The one (huge) drawback is that the shell is too thin. It's not an issue when I carry it on the plane and put it in the overhead compartment, but when I check it that's another story. Obviously, I'm not like a professional baggage handler. I roll the suitcase, pick it up, and set it down. But when I've checked this bag, the professionals must toss it or drop it with some force. Now I realize that I'm a light packer, and for that reason a seasoned pro might miscalculate the amount of force to use to move the little suitcase from conveyor to cart. The end result is that the sides got cracked in about three places. I used duct tape to hold it back together for my next trip, but I gate-checked the bag and it came out of the system with additional cracks in places where the duct tape wasn't.In summary, it's a nice and light suitcase to use as a carry-on but not sturdy enough to be used as checked luggage.