MILADACarry On Luggage 22x14x9 Airline Approved Spinner Wheels TSA Luggage 20 Inch Hard Shell Suitcases Front Opening Pocket Rolling Aluminum Frame Travel Luggage,Smoke White

"I use this suitcase for a short trips, and it exceed all my expectations! The durability is impressive; it withstood the usual travel wear and tear without a scratch. It has plenty of space inside, perfectly accommodating all my essentials for a few days away. Plus, it’s super cute and stylish, which is always a bonus! The size is just right for short stays and it fits easily in the overhead compartments on planes and other forms of transport. Traveling with it was a breeze, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Highly recommend for anyone in need of a reliable and chic travel companion!"

I love the design of the suitcase. It also maneuvers well. I took 1 star off because I don't think the zipper is going to hold up for long. So far I've used it for 2 vacations and it's worked.

I’ve now been using this suitcase for almost a year, and I’m really pleased with the quality! I travel for work a couple times per month, and I always bring this suitcase with me. I recently dragged it all around downtown San Francisco, along uneven streets and potholes, etc…..and it’s still as good as new.The trunk style packing takes some getting used to, but the front pocket for my laptop is great, I really appreciate not having to also carry my heavy work gear on my shoulder when running through the airport.If you plan to use the laptop pocket, you do need to make sure to leave some room in the main compartment, or the front will be hard to close.

I was looking for a hard side suitcase that was not a clamshell style. I found this one, bit the bullet, paid the money and I’m glad I did. Dragged all over Europe for 6 weeks, on planes, trains, buses and up and down many stairs. It was handled on 6 flights without a problem (including protecting 2 bottles of liquor!). I liked the feature of the intact combination lock that is TSA approved. Sometimes the rolling was weird on those ancient, uneven surfaces but for the most part it maneuvered very well. Being a hard side it didn’t let me overpack so I never had a problem with an overweight bag.

This slightly strange piece of luggage is built very well. Strong materials and nice design give me confidence that it will protect whatever I carry inside. The design resembles a large, plastic, wheeled briefcase for a laptop, with the main compartment opening to reveal a padded laptop sleeve with a huge open area below. Beyond a laptop/mouse/disk drive I could easily fit more technical items plus a few days of clothes in there. Sounds good, but the case never got to the airport. Its square shape violates at least one of the size parameters you see when you look up carry-ons for US airlines. Some reviews here say that the case was permitted, and some are ambiguous as to which country/airline said it was ok. In my case I didn't want to arrive at the airport and have to baggage-check the case (for an extra $40), and also worry over the safety of business materials that I was intentionally carrying with me rather than in the checked luggage. If you want a nice piece of laptop-oriented luggage, this case is fine for tossing in the trunk of your car or as a checked bag. But it doesn't conform to carry-on specs, and using it could result in some surprises when you get to the airport.

It opens from the front flap. No zipper in the middle. It’s nice if you don’t need it to open in half.

This one opens from the top , unlike others that you have 2 sides to put things in. This means you can put a lot more things, bulky things. Computer’s compartment is on the body side so when you open us the zipper, the weight of computer is not going to fall on you. Looks great, obviously. I love this suitcase!

Looks strong and sturdy, and does have the vertical front flap for laptop or other accessories. Horrible for clothes, shoes and toiletries.The problem is that to access the main compartment there's a hard-to-reach zipper behind the front flap. One needs tiny fingers to find the hidden zippers. When the main compartment is open, a standard folding garment packing cube doesn't fit through the opening. The seam around the middle of the suitcase is just that - a seam, it doesn't open or expand. Perfect example of something that would not have been purchased if I could put my hand on it first. Returning, as it holds less than other cases the same dimension, and the access to the main compartment is small and awkward. The result is just a box with a narrow lid.