Amazon Basics3-Piece Set (21", 26", 30"), Hardshell Suitcases With Wheels, Expandable For Up to 25% More Space, With Scratch-Resistant Surface, Four Multi-directional Wheels, Black

Best Luggage Set I've Ever Owned!This luggage set has exceeded all my expectations! It’s by far the most durable and affordable set I’ve ever owned. The construction is tough, and the zippers are solid—everything feels built to last. What really impressed me is how much it can hold while still zipping up with ease. I’m constantly adding more items each time I travel, and it always manages to fit without any issues.The wheels are another highlight—smooth and sturdy, they make navigating through airports and hotels a breeze. I’ve had no problems with maneuverability, even when rushing through busy terminals.I’m genuinely impressed with how well this luggage has held up, and if it ever wears out, I won’t hesitate to buy it again. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a reliable, durable, and affordable luggage set!

I have been trying to downsize and only travel with carry-ons. I have been looking for a long time for a hard sided carry-on which has a zippered compartment on the one side. I finally found this Amazon (Amazing!) basics carry-on!!I really appreciate the design, with 2 mesh pockets built into the zippered pocket side. The diagonal straps on the other side allow for creative packing. As an added bonus the designers placed the zippered divider a bit lower on that side, leaving you the ability to “over-stuff” the other side, or to add a jacket or so on top of it. (Or easily accessible outerwear if needed at your destination).

Bought some cheap luggage and after 2 trips the airlines ripped the bags apart. Bought these back in 2022 and they are still in great shape and I travel at least 4 times a year now. Don't have to worry about anything I pack. Wheels and handles have also faired very well considering the amount of use. Would definitely buy again.

Bought this in summer 2019, used fairly often (2-4 trips/month), and I was rough on it, sometimes dragging it through the big city streets. Now it's ready to be put out of its misery and I'll buy another. Over the last few years, zipper tabs snapped, elastic got stretchy, and about a year ago the handle started sticking (I fixed it by taping over holes). Couple of the "hubcaps" came off and the zippers have opened from the wrong end a couple of times. All in all I am very happy given what I paid -- it's light, fits in the overhead, held up well to airline abuse, rolls easily. OK, I could buy a Tumi bag for $500 on sale -- but that would get me enough of these to last me 50 years, and I won't be traveling that long. Very happy, and in fact I'm getting the two-piece set this time.

I bought this 8 years ago. I travel a LOT and it has been all over the world with me. It has really taken a beating, and has held up this whole time. The handle is now difficult to close, probably warped after 8 years of heavy use. I’m now going to buy the same one again.A couple years ago I bought a “designer” name brand suitcase, also from Amazon, and that one turned out to be a big piece of flimsy junk. The plastic cracked after just 2 trips.Forget the designer luggage. This Amazon Basics one is tough and well made.

Great quality, very light, and most likely Airplane legal. The inside is large and can hold more weight than most airlines will allow. 50 Lbs will easily fit inside and the color should make it easy to find in a busy airport luggage return.

Bought in the bright blue specifically so would stand out among others to use on cruise. Was very easy to spot in a sea of suitcases when exited the ship. Worked well for the trip.

It's a cheap hardshell, one of the cheapest for the size. I needed it to pack art (with my clothes) that is traveling internationally and the size inside allows it to fit. If anyone is curious, that is about 18.5 inches total interior width. The length I can't speak to since the art is only 23.5 inches long. Now, I've had the carryon size of this model for years and it still works (minus the broken interior zipper which people mention), but one must consider that the equipment used is pretty much the same as on a small suitcase that I handle, not baggage handlers, and is packed much much lighter. So, I imagine it will not have the same longevity, but that remains to be seen. The suitcase did come in a good box that wasn't damaged in shipping, and was bagged inside, but there are enough scratches and scuffs on the plastic hard-case that I am just going to accept since I need this asap, but that would upset some folks. Now, my wife got the bright blue one and I didn't notice any scuffing on hers, so a random sort of thing or a return from someone, I don't know.'