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

I use this for work travel, and for some reason it looks unique enough that Im able to spot it quickly. I also took it through a 16 city / 18 day tour of France without issue. What I like about it is that I can easily move it around with all four wheels, or tilt it up on two for a long haul across the city or airport. The only thing that is a challenge is that you cant simply open it up and grab something - you have to open it up like a clam shell. Thats also a plus, as your clothes dont get as wrinkled because at most theyre only at the bottom of half of your clothes. Its gotten a little scratched up, but its held up nicely.

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!

Looks great and very light. I had purchased the 27 Delsey Helium Aero a few years ago. It was a great buy, so sturdy and I can pack a lot of stuff in it. I prefer it to my other much more expensive suitcases.

its pretty compact- a little smaller than my last roller but so far seems durable and looks good. only used on one trip but there are many more to come. it does have a lock that allows you to use a combination to lock it and keep your stuff safe, but apparently airline security has a universal key to get in...but i am not checking it either way so havent investigated how to use it. has a nice easy access laptop pocket in the front.

What I love most about the Delsey International carry-on is the convenience of the front pocket with laptop sleeve and space for a few other essentials. Most hardcase luggage does not have pockets. This is perfect for easy access to laptop and 3 ounce items when going through airport security. I travel frequently and use precheck but sometimes for an early flight precheck is not open, so with the Delsey I can quickly get them out for regular security screening. Beware, do not over pack the pocket; it eats into the in suitcase space. I find it easiest to first put the essentials in the pocket, including the laptop, before opening up the suitcase to pack everything else. That way I do not overpack and zipping the main compartment is quick and easy. The handle is sturdy and the wheels spin and roll well. I love, love, love my Delsey carry-on.

The suitcase is overall nice. I used the Ricardo Beverly Hills double compartment carry on for a while but the fabric got destroyed really easy. My only complaint about this one is the titanium color is really more of a gunmetal color and I really wanted a silver looking one.

My favorite color is blue, so I went with the cobalt blue, which in person is really nice. The suitcase wheeled very well--the maneuverability was excellent. My issue was that the paint on the suitcase seemed that it could easily scratch, revealing a lighter color beneath it. I was concerned that this would happen just by using it as a carry on, let alone by checking it. I returned it and will be going for a soft-sided black suitcase, which doesnt seem like it will suffer as much wear and tear.

I wanted a lightweight carry-on. I decided on the international size just in case airlines start cracking down. I was surprised at how much smaller it is, but I can live with it. I like the side access to half the suitcase. Its a convenient way to have the convenience of a pocket with the trim line of a compact, hardcase.

Traveled with this piece for a total of 25 days since March 2016, pulling it through cobblestone streets, up stairs, through airports and train stations and it held up extremely well. The trip to Europe was the true test as it was filled to almost 40 lbs and was pulled behind me as I walked up steep stone streets and sidewalks. Handles and wheels are great quality and still operate like new. The telescoping handle worked beyond expectation considering all the twisting and torque it endured with uneven stone pavement (we always stayed in the oldest, most historic areas of the cities we visited). Interior space allowed easy packing for my travel cubes (best invention to allow for easy packing/unpacking and keeping TSA hands off my stuff) ;-) Two sides of suitcase are separated by a zippered divider which in itself has a zippered compartment. The suitcase also unzips to allow an additional couple of inches of expansion room. Exterior looks great considering it traveled over thousands of miles!

The suitcase was not over packed and was used only once. Very disappointing. Our smaller one did not have the same problem thankfully.