Samsonite Prodigy Spinner 55 - 2,8 kg, Cabin Luggage, 55 cm, 40 L, Black

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So, this concludes the Samsonite Prodigy review. I hope you found it useful and helps inform your buying decision.

With engraving, you can add your name or a personal message of up to 25 characters onto the metal of the suitcase handle. Engraving is available in different fonts. You also have the option of using the expansion which gives you an extra 3 cm and 7 liters of space. Handle The finish is as you would expect from Samsonite. Clean, accurate and just as you would expect from a premium end brand. No surprises and no issues to report over the test period.So, to summarize, the user experience and functionality was excellent for me. I still use it today. Before you do commit to buying any suitcase, remind yourself that all suitcases are not similar and do not perform similarly. In this market, you mainly get what you pay for.

This is an unusual design feature on hard sided luggage, an expandable section. It is a welcome addition and very useful too. The case expands by 3 cm. Buying a suitcase is always a little more difficult than most products as we rarely get to see them, especially if you shop online as I do. PERA is your one-stop shop for Samsonite products in Melbourne. We have an extensive collection in an assortment of sizes and designs to enable you to travel with confidence. The Samsonite collection is created with your needs in mind, and you will come across versatile, durable and stylish options here. If you are looking for Samsonite in Melbourne, look no further. Over the years, we have succeeded in catering to the requirements of our customers with the much-loved Samsonite collection and have the most sought-after options for you. Browse through our range today. Read More Samsonite Melbourne Store The Samsonite Prodigy has fared well in this review as it has served me well over the last few months. It has shown itself to be a very durable piece of luggage which has been flexible enough to serve my business travel and leisure needs. You need a (Samsonite) 4 wheel cabin luggage, mostly for lightweight use such as short business tripsThis is one of the only worries I have for the luggage. Don’t get me wrong, I think it’s well built, well designed, and clearly the Samsonite luggage quality you can expect… BUT. As the luggage looks like something that could be described as ‘hard shell’, I wasn’t expecting the amount of flexibility and the thin material that’s being used… to be so thin! But that being said, it might be a lot more durable than the first impressions I got. And honestly I’d expect it to be as it’s a Samsonite luggage. BUT… It just feels so thin that I have my doubts – for now at least. At the end of this review, you will know whether the Samsonite Prodigy carry on spinner is the one for you. Most of the extra large suitcases are hardside spinners (4 wheels). When travelling with an oversized suitcase, it makes sense that you slide your heavy luggage beside you, rather than having to drag it behind you the whole time. Hardside luggage has the advantage that it's not susceptible to fabric tears and it's more water resistant when walking in the rain. For the digital nomads amongst us, it will also provide better protection for your tablet, laptop or any other electronic device. The things that make Samsonite stand out from their competition is their attention to detail. They excel at it and this suitcase is no different. Everything seems to have been thought through down to the last screw. Genuinely, it fits together like a laser cut jigsaw. My requirements were mainly business related. I travel for work…a lot. Mainly short internal flights with an overnight stay. I therefore only use carry on luggage. It needs to look smart enough to wheel into an office environment without raising eyebrows, but flexible enough to allow me to travel with ease.

However, the people have spoken…they asked and I delivered. Here is my in-depth Samsonite Prodigy carry on review. Based on other Samsonite models and other brands too, it seemed to be priced on the lower end for some reason. I genuinely can’t see difference in features with the more expensive models.The super-light ranges like Neopulse and B-Lite have taken buyers away from traditional Samsonite hard-shell cases like these. Things have turned around, now it is hard-shell cases like this one which are unusual!