Is the Air Armour 2.0 good as a carry-on?

Yes. It is sized as a carry-on and its spinner wheels make it easy to move through terminals. Check your airline's size limits, especially if you pack it expanded.

How does it compare with the Samsonite hardside carry-ons?

It matches Samsonite on shell protection and spinner wheels. Samsonite models often offer more interior pockets and lighter shells, while the Delsey leans on scratch resistance and expansion.

Does the shell really resist scratches?

Owners report that scuffs wipe off and the shell holds up well over repeated trips. No hardside shell is immune to deep gouges from rough handling.

The listing is for a single carry-on spinner. It includes the bag with its tie-down straps and mesh panel; packing cubes and locks are not included.

Is the expansion useful for overhead bins?

Expansion adds room for souvenirs on the return leg. A fully expanded bag can be too thick for some overhead bins, so check the airline's limits.

Travelers who want a tough, simple hardside carry-on with smooth wheels. It suits flyers more than people who need lots of interior pockets or a lightweight bag.