Cruise 3.0 Hardside Underseater

The bag did not fit under the seat in either plane I was on. It would be nice if it had four wheels.The side flaps are nice so that things do not fly out when you open the suitcase to take the computer out, but you must unsnap the sides to get the bag to lie flat to pack it, then re-snap the sides after the bag is packed (somewhat difficult). The design of the computer pouch made it difficult to pack that side of the bag, it would be nice if it flipped to the other side when you were packing the one side and if it had a few more pockets.The handle to pull the bag must be fully extended or closed. It does not lock in place in between (maybe none of them do, but it would be a nice feature). I would like a 4-wheeled bag to just carry things (including a computer) not necessarily clothes, hard sided, and small enough to fit under the seat.

I bought the prior version of Delsey Hardcase Underseater. Frankly, that's a far better version of the underseater than this one. Here's why: Pros 1] It has two zipped compartments. The one at the back helps you keep your laptop, clothes for overnight or short travel. I fit 2 laptops, charger, headset and Euro charger. also, shoved a back rest. Roomy as hell. 2] On the Front compartment which is separate from what I described in 1], you have 2 zipped compartments to shove medications, keys, cables, you name it. Plus, you have pockets to keep an ipad, additional phone, charger. All in all Roomy And So much space. I don't think the Cruise 3.0 - 2- Wheeled Underseater has that to offer. If I am wrong, please correct me Cons 1] The only draw back of the prior verison was that it didn't have a stackable sleeve to mount it over a carry on luggage. I still placed it above and ran with it for 5-6 years. In looking at this new version, I was excited for the stackable sleeve but not the least bit excited for just one zipper compartment and very few pockets Bottomline - Will stick to my prior version of Delsey and run it to the grave. Suggestion to Delsey 1] Bring the prior version of Delsey hardcase underseater back and add a stackable sleeve 2] Your design is as good as Tumi and will sell like hot cakes. 3] As a product designer, I would categorically state that you have covered all aspects of suitcase in the prior verison 4] A stackable sleeve drilled at the back would complete that version

Great size and fits comfortably under the seat. My current Delsey quilted underseater has seen better days, but I wanted to have a tan or camel piece to replace this one and it’s not available anywhere. Delsey luggage is the best, but needs some more colors/designs. It’s the trendiest luggage on the market

Haven’t used yet but looks sturdy and I believe it was exactly what I was looking for — a hard case with a luggage strap,