Helium Aero Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Blue Cobalt, Checked-Medium 25 Inch

I bought this suitcase for a trip to Italy. On our trip home from Paris to New York we experienced a rough landing due to cross-winds. My suitcase was in the overhead compartment. As the plane touched down the overhead compartment burst open and my suitcase went FLYING down the aisle. And I am panicking because my new notebook computer was in the front compartment. Well, not only was my notebook computer fine, I could not find a single scratch on the luggage. This is not my first Delsey but I will never buy another brand. And I just bought another Aero suitcase in red for my wife. Lightweight but oh-so strong!

I just received this. I don’t understand how the lock works if the lock is not connected to the zipper polls. I changed the lock to my secret combination and locked it, but it doesn’t keep the zipper from not opening. I do not get how this block is supposed to work. I’ve had combination locks on suitcases before and the zipper pulls always connected to the locks.

Divided into multiple internal compartments. Ok for clothes, but it is hard to pack anything larger, even a toiletry bag. The front compartment isnt much good for anything but a computer and I carry that in my briefcase. Further, I wish that they still made versions with just two wheels like the trusty Delsey-made case I finally wore out. The four wheel versions make the size of the bag itself smaller in order to keep it in the dimensions allowed for a carry on. Also the top set of wheels get in your way as you zip and unzip the bag. I really, really wish I could have bought a newly made version of my old Delsey. This is a step down in size and general utility for sure. Well made and nice looking though.

After reading numerous reviews for different types of luggage, I finally decided on this piece. I will be using next month and following month for two planned trips. Seems like it will hold up well, but time will tell. May be looking to purchase one of those cute protective cases, as I want to keep scratches at a minimum. It is quite the beauty...

Scratches *very* easily, but if you dont care about that, its quite a solid little suitcase thats quite well built. And little being the key word. However, if you travel light like I do, I found it quite manageable for three to four day trip.

Im a road warrior that lives out of my suitcase. Kicking and screaming I finally had to replace the 19 Ciao, hard side suitcase I have used for 15+ years. I am so pleased with my shamrock green (Yes, Im Irish!) Delsey Helium Aero Expandable 19 suitcase. I rarely travel with more than one case, so I was concerned it might not be big enough. I havent needed to expand it yet. I love the easy access compartment for my laptop. It rolls and turns easily. I likes it so much, I immediately bought the matching 25 case. I havent used it yet but I might need it for a nice, long vacation!

Very happy with this purchase! Have used it for a couple short trips and really tested it on a 12-day trip to Japan where I stayed 7 different places. With the help of packing cubes and a backpack, I was able to do carry-on only, while navigating the many stairs at Japanese train stations. The suitcase is lightweight and durable, the wheels glide effortlessly, and it fits a surprising amount.

I bought this and the slightly larger 25 Delsey Helium Aero which weve taken on international travel, to start replacing older heavier bags that used to be carry on size but no longer work. I was surprised when my husband who is not one to want to check bags, packed this 19 carryon for a 3 day business trip (shoes, jacket, 2 pr slacks, 3 dress shirts, undergarments, belt, toiletries etc) and had room to spare. If you are a smart packer, it works well. Another great bonus is if you buy various sizes, they nest inside each other for compact storage. Very happy with this purchase. No issues whatsoever. Planning to buy another carryon my myself.

Wasn’t expecting it to be as high gloss as it was.

Was deciding on this Delsey or a Travelpro for a mid-size hardshell spinner. This Delsey is a little smaller and seemed less sturdy. This Delsey is ok, and has integrated zipper lock (the travelpro doesnt), but I kept the travelpro.