LUGGEXCarry on Luggage 22x14x9 Airline Approved, LTB PC Hard Shell Suitcase with Front Pocket, Expandable Luggage with USB Port (FX-Lite, Charcoal Metallic, 20 Inch, 37L-42L)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Great set! Easy to menuver, durable, and light weight. The zippers work siminlesly. It's an excellent luggage sets for traveling and work.

I recently took the plunge and bought the LUGGEX Carry on Luggage, drawn by its airline-approved dimensions and innovative features. After using it for several trips, I must say it largely lives up to its promises, though it's not without its minor issues.Firstly, the design is top-notch with a sleek, hard-shell exterior and a very convenient front pocket, which is perfect for storing items that require quick access such as travel documents and electronics. The spinner wheels are smooth and make navigating through busy airports a breeze. The size is perfectly compliant with airline regulations, which takes away the hassle of checking if your carry-on will fit in the overhead bins.However, one downside I've noticed is the luggage's susceptibility to scratches. The beautiful finish, while initially impressive, does tend to get scratched quite easily, detracting somewhat from the overall aesthetic. This is somewhat disappointing, though not entirely surprising for a polycarbonate shell.Despite this, the suitcase represents great value for its price point. It’s durable, functional, and makes traveling a lot more convenient. For anyone looking for a reliable carry-on that won't break the bank, the LUGGEX Carry on Luggage is definitely worth considering, even with the potential for cosmetic wear and tear.

Pro: quality construction, especially inside where many brands get cheap. Internal storage pockets, zippers, buckles and mesh are all sturdy and attractive. Shell is tough, wheels roll smoothly in any direction. Handle pops up and down easily and locks into place.Cons: wheels spin so easily that they don't track, so each set can try to go different direction as they follow terrain. This means you have to contol the bag at all times or it will wander away over someone else's foot. It's not difficult, just annoying. The telescopic handle isn't super rigid or tight so it twists sometimes when trying to contol the bag on thicker carpet or over obstacles like floor plates and ramps. The outer shell is tough but scuffs very easily. I don't mind the scuffs but someone else might.

This may be the nicest set of luggage we have ever owned. My wife and I are preparing for an extended stay in Europe. Since we last bought luggage, in the mid-2000's, size limitations have changed. So, we needed a new set of bags for each of us. This set filled the bill for us. The carry-on has a front 'pocket', which is great keeping items that you might want instant access to at the airport or on the plane, such as a tablet, charging cables, a paperback book, etc. We like the 'side open' design of the checked luggage. Both bags feature several thoughtful touches, such as interior pockets. The bags roll easily and don't try to steer themselves off to the right or left. The zippers appear to be sturdy and work smoothly. Are there better bags on the market? Possibly, but not in this price range.

Bought these bags as an “inexpensive” alternative to TravelPro for a second set of bags. Was reluctant as there are no corner protectors which, on my TravelPro bags definitely have protected it. Surprisingly the bags came through the trip with flying colors. Not even a scratch.Build quality is good. Shell is not as thick as the TravelPro Elite’s but is so far intact. Rolls very well even after its first several flights. Multi-position handle adjusts for everyone in the family even taller people like myself.I suspect for the casual traveler, this bag will meet your needs. For the road warrior, I question the long term survivability but definitely appreciate the top opening cover on the large bag.7/8/2025 UPDATE:Bags have now survived three more trips internationally! Have picked up a few scratches as of this point, but surprisingly, the bags are doing well! They still roll remarkably well and still have little trouble as a spinner (smaller bag is developing a pull but is easily manageable at this point).Have really come to appreciate the top-loading of the larger bag. When you place a suitcase on one of those folding luggage holder, larger bags tend to slide off when opened like a book. The top opening of the large bag means it easily sits on one of those folding luggage holders without issue.I do, however, recommend packing cubes (to my chagrin as my wife loves them and I’ve always resisted them as a “pro packer”) as it makes it easier to find objects buried in a deep bag like this one.“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you don’t do than by the ones you did. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. “— Mark Twain

Im not disappointed. Im accustomed to a carry-on that opened on one side and I had a deep compartment to pack in. This one opens and splits evenly like a traditional larger luggage. I find that I can still pack everything I need without issue. I saw concerns about the inner zippers and they were accurate. I can feel how easily they could come off track or tear so Im careful when using them. The luggage glides easily on multiple surfaces. The handle is also very sturdy. And being able to lock both compartments is a game changer for me.