LemoHome 20 Inch Expandable Hardside Spinner Luggage with Child Seat - Lightweight Carry On Suitcase for Women & Men Travel - Black & White Visor Design - Perfect for Family Trips, Business Travel & Airplane Use

Buying this was one of the best decisions we made for our trip to Vietnam, which required 2 flights each way and a layover in Korea, so we left the airport and came back, going through security twice both ways. This suitcase made it so much easier, was quick to set up each time I had to take the kid on and off the stroller, etc. A bit of practice propping open the stroller part and closing it might help during the quick transitions through the airport! Also the wheels are so so smooth.It fit perfectly in the overhead bin, and was spacious enough for the little one's belongings, though we got it more for the stroller feature than anything. There are additional pockets on the top opening so we stored a laptop there, which made it easy to take out when going through security.The only bad experience we had was more user error than anything--your child should have their hand gripping the handles at all times. My kid got distracted by his toy truck and almost fell off of it. A stranger caught him in time, but that was not the suitcase's fault, and my kid was super careful after that--but this happened at the end of the trip and he may have just gotten overconfident.It did get banged up a bit, but we traveled to two different countries so I'm not that concerned about that. The wheels and other functions remained perfectly intact.The only note that another reviewer mentioned is that there is no handle on the top of the suitcase, only on the side. This made carrying it down the aisle on the actual plane really difficult, but not impossible. Just keep calm when you have a toddler following after you!I also chose to take off the square bar on the stroller to make it easier to close and put the suitcase in the overhead bin. The seatbelt that came with it was more of a social construct than an effective safety measure, and it kept slipping up and down, so I wish there was a way to make it more secure.We never used the stroller without the suitcase, but we detached it and tested it, and that part works great--it just never fit our travel plans.We had a lot of tired parents staring at us with jealousy and people whispering that they wanted something like that. When we were in long lines, I would attach my phone to the handle so my kid could watch something and not get too antsy. Overall I'm glad we opted for this instead of those that they straddle and ride, since we were on the fence about it. I highly recommend if you know you're going to be dragging your kid through the airport with you! I feel like this is going to last us a couple more years.