TydeCkare Luggage Sets 3 Piece (20/24/28) ABS+PC Suitcase Hardshell Lightweight Carry Ons with TSA Lock & Spinner Silent Wheels, Convenient for Trips, Gray

Brought it for my trip to Italy. It got the job done

My old carry on luggage needed to be replaced, and this snappy unit seemed perfect. It has hard protective sides, weighs 7.5 lbs on my luggage scale, and it rolls easily on its 4 wheels. The zippers work well and seem secure. It has a built in TSA compliant luggage lock that securely locks both compartments. The color scheme is an attractive silvery gray with black trim. Overall this seems to be a perfect carry on suitcase. My wife wants another one already.

It’s a great carry-on. TSA & Delta Airlines both approved it onboard. Outer compartment holds my 15” MacBook Pro, iPad and plenty more! It’s roomy and light too. A good deal for the price!

The laptop space is why I bought this and it was a let down. Cant put cord n laptop in space together n laptop size has limitations. The case wont zip if ur laptop is 15” or greater. It sticks up too far in the pocket. So still stuck carrying a laptop bag plus my carry on when traveling.

After the second use, the stitching on the fabric, both inside and out, started to coming undone with a bunch of strands of random string hanging. After about ten uses, the zipper started to detach from the actual suitcase itself. Now you can stick your hand into the suitcase even when it’s completely zipped. Not a cheap suitcase price wise which it should be because after about 10-12 uses, you’ll need to buy a new one. DO NOT BUY. Spend your money on a better quality suitcase.

Hello, the item was as per description and very good quality. I issued a return/refund to get the other offer of Large and handbag. However the shipping of the refund was deducted. I was expecting a full refund since i ordered the same items but with addition of the Large luggage bag.

Bought with hesitant and I’m glad I did! Nice and sturdy lots of room for long traveling. Ending up buying another set as a Christmas gift.

There are so many compartments and premium features that makes this the ideal carry on. Aside from being durable and well-constructed from the buttery smooth wheels to the seamless extending handles and zippers, what makes this carry on stand out is the laptop pocket. All hardshell suitcases should follow suit. Imagine a world where there was a completely separate compartment to hold your laptop, iPad and other electronics, to where you didnt have to unzip your entire bag and rummage through your things every time you needed to access one. That simple feature puts this carry on in a league of its own. Everything else about it, spacious, lightweight, easy to maneuver is on par with bigger brands, but that outside compartment is an absolute travel game changer.

I bought the Hanke carry on for myself and the TydeCkare carry on for my daughter and both are great carry on bags. Bought both from Amazon and thought Id compare the two. Cost: TydeCkare was 100 with a 10 dollar coupon so ended up at $90 Hanke was more expensive at $120 Both seem to fluctuate on price with coupons or special prime deals. Looks: The Hanke wins hands down with a great matte white that holds up well. The TydeCkare was a metallic blue that also looks nice but not as sleek. Function: The TydeCkare is actually slightly bigger as the front pockets on both are designed slightly differently. The end result means the TydeCkare has more space inside the luggage compartment with a similar space for the front pocket. I would add the design of the front pocket on both is amazing and gives you quick access to electronics, passports or whatever else you decide to put in there. Locks- the Hanke wins hands down as you can lock the front compartment and the main compartment separately and unlock one or the other as needed. The TydeCkare has one locking mechanism with loops for the other compartment. Both are secure but the Hanke is far easier and more convenient to use. Other comments- the TydeCkare has a slight issue with one of the zips sticking but Im hoping that works itself out and both have only been used for one trip and both were fine. Overall Im happy with the Hanke as it looks better and the locking function is more convenient. However, the TydeCkare was $30 cheaper and offers a little more space which is valuable for a carry on. I am a bit worried on the longevity of the TydeCkare but will update the review should I see issues in any upcoming trips. In summary- glad I picked the Hanke but the TydeCKare is a great alternative at a cheaper price.

I got this for my son for Christmas and he is very pleased with it.