ZX Pro All-in-One 21''

This is an honest review from a real traveler: this suitcase is incredibly convenient and gets a lot of things right. I especially love the built-in cup holder and the front-access compartment for laptops and documents. Those features make airport security checks and quick stops much easier and more practical.

The interior is also thoughtfully designed. The removable organizer and hanging hook add flexibility, making it easy to separate clothing, accessories, and other travel essentials. It feels well suited to keeping everything neat and accessible during a trip.

The telescopic handle operates smoothly, and the spinner wheels roll well, which makes moving through airports, hotels, or city streets much less stressful. It is also lightweight, so lifting it into an overhead bin or carrying it when needed is easy. The modular interior layout is another plus, especially for longer trips when staying organized matters most.

Overall, this is a lightweight, clever, and well-designed suitcase with several very practical features. It is a great option for short trips or occasional travelers, while long-term durability may be something to consider depending on how often you travel.

I really like the zipperless design with latches instead of a traditional zipper. It feels more secure, easier to use, and more durable. Since this is a lightweight carry-on, it’s especially convenient for travel.

One fun feature is the cup holder on the back, which is a nice touch—coffee is definitely a must when traveling.

The front compartment folds down and is perfect for holding a laptop, iPad, books, or important papers. Because it opens separately from the main suitcase, it’s easy to grab what I need quickly without opening the entire case. That’s a huge advantage when rushing through a busy airport to catch a flight. It also means I no longer need to carry a separate briefcase.

Inside, the suitcase has two separate compartments, which makes it easy to keep clothing organized. It even includes a garment section with a hanger, which is great for a dress coat.

In my opinion, the zipperless design makes the suitcase more durable, and the locking system feels stronger and more reliable than a standard zipper closure.

It also comes with a protective cover that fits over the suitcase when checking it in. It secures at the bottom with Velcro. I’m not sure how often I’ll use it, but it’s nice to have the option.

Overall, I really like this suitcase. Being able to access my laptop or a book without opening the entire case is a major plus.

Bought both at the same time to compare. Nobl's big selling point is the built-in charger — sounds great until you realize it doesn't support MagSafe or newer iPhones. So I'm supposed to pay an extra $100 to fish a cable out of my suitcase and charge while walking through the airport? My husband already thinks I overspend on travel gear. Hard pass. Luggex figured out what actually matters: a front pocket that fits my 16" MacBook, a cup holder that works, wheels that don't sound like a shopping cart. and the whole case feels so stable and strong.
Nobl went back. This one stays.

I’ve always been a big fan of LUGGEX luggage and previously purchased a zipperless set. When I saw that they released a front-open zipperless suitcase, I bought it right away. After receiving it, I truly felt it was great value for the price. The front compartment easily fits my iPad and MacBook, while the main compartment at the back has enough space for about 3–4 days of clothing. The wheels are, as always, incredibly smooth. One more thing I found really impressive is that they designed the top of the suitcase to be flat, so I can even place my laptop on it and work when needed.

Fast shipping. Overall looks good. Glad I did not go with NOBL. The cup holder is not made well. A bit on the heavy side but overall it is a good buy. Looks very nice. Durable enough. Nice features.

I received this gift from my son, and it has completely exceeded my expectations for suitcases. I can say goodbye to my old Samsonite.
This All in one carry-on suitcase really understands me. Let's start from the very top. That handle of the pull rod, oh my goodness, if you've ever tried hanging a handbag on another pull rod suitcase, you'll know what I mean. It can free my hands and shoulders, making travel easier.
The shakiness of the pull rod must have been redesigned. I really hate those with excessive shakiness, as they make me feel very insecure.
I like the overall structure. That aluminum frame is very sturdy, and you can not only lean on it occasionally. But more importantly, it replaces the traditional zipper, and you only need to effortlessly close or open it.
It's worth mentioning that the front-opening design, specifically designed for my MacBook, is minimalist and sleek. In fact, I don't like having to carry a laptop bag for my laptop every time I travel on business, as it's not the whole of my travel essentials. Now I can put it in my suitcase and simply take it out or put it back in whenever I need it.
I don't know if I'm just too old-fashioned. All I know is that the overall sense of security it gives me is excellent, perhaps coming from the overall structural design, or perhaps from the shock-absorbing wheels. Yes, they "stole" the concepts from cars or baby strollers.
Finally, thank you LUGGEX. It's great to experience such a good product.

The cup holder, smooth wheels, and easy-access front compartment make this suitcase surprisingly useful on the go.

I like how travel-friendly this suitcase feels. Being able to open the front section separately for my laptop and papers makes a huge difference when I’m in a rush. It saves time at security and keeps everything easier to reach. The smooth wheels and lightweight design also make it much easier to manage in busy airports.

Very good construction. Looks new after many trips. The wheels turn effortlessly. Very durable and looks great.

Honestly didn't need a new carry-on. Saw this, ordered it anyway. First trip out — front-access laptop pocket through TSA without unpacking anything, cup holder actually holding my coffee while I'm dragging it through the terminal, hooks keeping my jacket off the floor. Every single detail just makes sense. This is the bag that makes you realize how badly designed everything else is.