Review on Xiaomi suitcase, polycarbonate, support legs on the side, stiffeners, grooved surface, 64 l, size M, blue by Danica Kolenikov ᠌

What a fantastic suitcase! I take between fifty and ninety trips a year, and since I usually just bring a carry-on, I have plenty of opportunities to give these bags a try. The size is fine for me, and while I do own several different luggage, the main one is a Samsonite Chronolite, which has served me well but costs four times as much as this one. In addition, Samsonite's wheels started making noise, and the company wasn't honored for a warranty in Hong Kong, Rostov, or Kyiv. If you want to know how much it will cost to have the wheels replaced by Samsonite's official service, you'll be pleasantly surprised. The telescoping handle's plastic grip finally gave up, though. also not covered under warranty because of mechanical failure. litigation over. examination, they stated the same thing there; mechanical damage; so he shrugged and asked why and what a reputable brand's 10-year warranty entailed. The replacement cost for the broken zipper lock on my high-end bag was $1,500. The cost to replace the handle was 5500r, which is more than the original price of the Xiaomi suitcase (CARL!). For example, I carried the identical suitcase, a 90-point L size, with me on my trip since if anything were to happen to the Xiaomi one, I would just throw it away and get a new one. It scrapes, but a suitcase is supposed to look beat up. The suitcase is fantastic in every way: it's attractive, has smooth wheels, is really sturdy for its price, won't break the bank if you accidentally drop it, and will help you realize that material possessions exist to serve us, rather than the other way around. If you're worried about whether or not your bag will fit in the overhead compartment, you may rest assured that it will on most airlines (Aeroflot, s7). I had to put it in luggage because of problems with the Kazakh SCAT and Belavia just before the story broke. Other than that, everything is OK.