I waited to write a review of this piece of luggage until I used it all over Central Europe last month. It did remarkably well, as I was somewhat skeptical of its durability.
Pros: 1. Lots of interior space. I like the one large area for everything (use packing cubes). The sections in the suitcase lid are adequate.
2. The wheels held up to the wear and tear of international handling. They initially looked fragile, but handled 4 airports and cobblestone streets competently.
3. It really is lightweight so you can really load it up. It will not tip over for me ( the maximum weight I had was 42 lbs). And I didn’t even use the expandable feature!
4. The telescopic handle is ok; it could be stronger, but it held up to maneuvering on cobblestones.
Cons:
1. The top is flimsy as the material which holds it to the body of the suitcase is thin. Don’t overload the interior of the top; it can be tricky to zip up.
2. The TSA locks are next to useless; very tricky to get the zipper openings to hold to the locking mechanism. The awful locks dropped the 5th star on this review.

For the price, it’s a good purchase. We’ll see how long it survives subsequent travels.

One was gifted to me and i was so exited but the wheel popped off after only a few months…very unfortunate as I was mid travel.

The total dimensions are over what is allowed on American Airlines. American adds dimensions and, if the number is 62 or greater, the bag is considered oversized. The dimensions for the bag equal 70. The bag is really nice, but we need one that will not cost us $200 if we decide to take it on an airplane.