CoolifeCarry-On Luggage, 20-inch Lightweight Hardshell, Airline-Certified ABS+PC, Pocket Compartment (White, 20-inch Carry-On)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

This case was the perfect size for my trip. It helped me cut out unnecessary items in my luggage; who needs 3 pair of shoes?? The wheels held up on the rocky streets of Amsterdam, the sandy area walking and bumpy paths at the train station. I loved the security and ease of the TSA locks. I didn't get to use it as a carry on because the flights were totally booked and they needed the room. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a stylish, secure carry-on. I purchased the midnight blue, thinking the white one would show too may spots. Very happy with this.

This suitcase set is so cute I really did not want to use it 😂My husband has the same set in blue and I loved his so much that I was honestly happy when the airline broke my previous suitcase and I finally had a reason to buy a new set.These suitcases are so durable. Great value for the price!They are super lightweight and the material seems sturdy and high quality. Love the inner zippers for extra organization of smaller items, and especially the outer pocket on the carry-on for quick access to your laptop.The wheels are smooth and even after traveling for two months we had no issues with them.Also, thanks to the beautiful colors we can see them right away at baggage claim.All in all would purchase again and definitely recommend!

I just received and unboxed the pink sakura carryon today. So far, I’m impressed. The only reason I didn’t give it a full five stars is it arrived with a scuff mark on the front part of the luggage ): but I do think this is a decent carry-on luggage and I’ll be testing it out next month on a local flight.I was looking into some of the big Instagram brands with the pro plus carry ons, but couldn’t justify the $300 price tag so I decided to go with this one instead. Luggage is light weight, rolled around easily on carpet (where I tested it), and has nice compartments inside. The material of the handle and wheels is alright, it’s not the most sturdy, but I think it will be fine if it’s just gonna be taken on the plane as a carryon. I was really surprised and pleased that the front pocket fit my 15 inch gaming laptop and has a TSA lock for both zippers. Glad to not have to keep the heavy device in my backpack.I’ll update this review after traveling with it. (:

These suitcases are the perfect size for carry-on, they have many smaller pockets and a padded laptop sleeve as well as pockets on the inside/main compartment. The wheels are great and sturdy, the peach color is cute and the navy silver is super futuristic and cool looking. It's a great value for money too. The one downside is that they don't have a side handle so they are slightly harder to put in the overhead compartment, but I still prefer these over others.

UPDATE 8-3-2019***READ ME FIRST BEFORE PURCHASE***Coolife customer service was very agressive in an attempt to contact me to make things right on my end. They apologized repeatedly for the inconvenience and offered a refund. They also asked bluntly if I would be willing to change my stars from 3 to 5 if I was made beyond whole again. I ultimately accepted the offer with the understanding that my opinions and observations would stand and I would be open and honest in my review as well as transparent with the whole interaction.PRO:-Customer service who cares enough to ensure your satisfaction and their reputation is saved.- Product had quality feeling fit and finish. Lightweight, rugged shell, decent handle, smooth zippers, quiet and easy rolling wheels.-Looks good tooCONS:- It is possible, in my personal opinion, that the zipper design on the tech compartment may be susceptible to damage. The 2 locking tabs on the zipper pulls broke on the first and second use. The reason I think this is because the main compartment zippers had suffered zero damage and were in perfect working order. On the other hand the smaller tech compartment zippers had one break after the first flight (no longer secure) and the second broke after the 2nd flight. I believe it might be design related because it happened on 2 separate flights. It's also possible the first impact weakened the 2nd zipper, but also means another minor impact caused the break. Either possibility means the zipper tabs take substantial hits during travel. My suspicion is this is because of baggage handling practices. I was at the door to the plane when one employee slide the bag down a chute to a handler waiting at the bottom. This employee slid the bag handle first to avoid damaging the wheels upon impact with the bottom. Makes sense right? Unfortunately there is a 50/50 chance your bag will end up with the tech compartment door facing down. This will allow the whole weight of the bag to pinch the zipper pull tabs against whatever hard surface your bag hits on chutes and carousels during the handling process. Guess which part doesn't seem to survive this interaction? Pick your poison, broken zippers or broken wheels. Again, this is just an informed opinion and other than this POTENTIAL issue (which makes the security lock a waste of time) this was an awesome bag. Also, there is no other way to secure the bag once the tabs are busted. If Coolife changes the design and adds some loops, you may be able to use a stand alone TSA mini lock as backup.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I used my brand new COOLIFE Carry on to go on a trip to Hawaii. It took 2 different planes to get there and both were full flights. The boarding agent of the smaller of the 2 requested volunteers to check their carry-ons at the gate, so I went ahead and volunteered my COOLIFE bag. I was asked multiple times if it was a "smart bag", guess it's outward appearance appears like it would be? Anyway, when I arrive at me destination 12 hours later, I see my shiny new carry on has a sustained catastrophic damage during it's very first adventure away from home and out of my hands. One locking zipper tab that is supposed to prevent the laptop compartment from being accessed had the locking tab sheared off and the little nub was still inside the TSA approved combination housing. The second flight it took broke the 2nd zipper tab. Not much use if I can no longer secure my electronics compartment during travel. It's unclear whether this was due to an abnormal blow during transport or whether it is due to a faulty material, but either way, I can't recommend it due to a possibly poor design and/or bad construction. This is no longer servicable/secure so I am going to return it as faulty. I will not ask for a replacement because I feel the design will likely be damaged again during travel.