SamsoniteWomen's Upright Mobile Office Suitcase, Black, Water Resistant, Padded Laptop Compartment, Front Zippered Pockets

The bag is about two weeks old and doing great. It is very easy to wheel, the handle goes down fast and it is fairly light weight compared to other bags. The bag holds everything I need to transport which is a huge plus. The zippers work properly, the wheels are stable. So far I have no complaints.

This Samsonite, Spinner Mobile Office, under-seater (or carry-on) is absolutely beautiful! I love how it glides on all wheels so smoothly and easily! I gave it 5 stars because I love the aesthetics, its perfect size (it fits everything I need handy on a trip) and how useful and perfect every compartment and pocket is. The only con I do have to mention is the sturdiness -or lack thereof- in the telescoping handle. It just does not feel as if it would survive a rough person using it for a long time. Not a deterrent for me, as this is a bag that will only be used by me, will never be checked-in, and is not overly expensive.

I love the look and size of this bag. It will be perfect for my daily work commute. The problem is the telescoping handle. It feels very weak for the bag. I expected something heavier for a Samsonite, like what you typically have on a luggage bag. It doesn't feel like it may last but we will see.

Light when empty but gets heavy quickly. Sooooo much room inside! And well suited for organizing. Wheels are fantastic and smooth. Handle extends high med or low, high is perfect height for me (5’5) I don’t know why I thought it would fit under an airplane seat, it does not, but it fits well in those tiny airline overhead bins. Just heavy to lift up there when it’s stuffed full of work papers and binders. Love the rose gold trim, really stands out from everyone else’s bags (seems everyone has this bag in plain black) Only thing that would make this better is a way to add a small lock to the compartments and a pocket for a water bottle. For now I just leave the front unzipped and stuff my water bottle there.

After pouring over reviews for a case for nursing school that would hold up and handle very large textbooks- this looked like it may fit the bill!My only concern is how the handle will hold up😬 it seems a bit flimsy- time will tell!

Good for back and forth to office. Would be too large for under seat on plane but ok for overhead bin. Large enough for an overnight trip, for weekend doubtful though.

Started a new job downtown where I walk 3 city blocks to / from. I’ve had a few back surgeries so I got a little trolly to carry my laptop, cords, lunch & gym clothes / shoes. Great idea but ended up with huge bruises on my legs from the cart. Made the splurge on this after exhaustive research and it arrived today. The look is simple, classic and elegant enough for my business formal job but fabric seems durable enough for years of use. The spinners make it very easy to maneuver (without bruising), the handle is far more sturdy than I had anticipated. I loaded all of my stuff over and there is lots of room left! If I find any issues I’ll update but it seems money we’ll spent.

I'm a financial auditor who has to travel to the client. I have to fly with my desk essentials, usually with only carry-on bags. This rolling bag fits underneath the airplane seat in front of me (even on smaller planes) as my personal item and holds my 15” laptop, 15” external monitor, collapsible monitor stand, collapsible cell phone stand, foldable keyboard, Bluetooth mouse, mousepad, power strip, legal notepad, mini notepad, pens, quart-size bag of over-the-counter medicine, sandwich-size bag of daily medicine, electronics bag (power bank, FireTV stick and remote, USB wall charger, cords), travel-size umbrella, laptop power cord, gallon-size bag of snacks, and various little things. I used to try to fit all these things in a backpack, but I have chronic back pain.The rollable feature and the storage space are perfect for me. Plus, since it fits underneath the seat on the plane, it’s considered a personal item and then I also bring a carry-on suitcase that goes in the overhead bin. I highly recommend it if you travel often for work.