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Handle broke after two years, bumper needed to be glued back on. I wrote and called customer service several times asking for help replacing the handle, no response. Poor product and terrible customer service, will never buy a Samsara product again.
Complete scam created through various crowdfunding websites.
Duped people into paying for a well designed case but then at the last minute changed the design to a standard suitcase bit with a hefty price tag.
Tried to keep the masses happy with this by promising refunds but it was all smoke and mirrors as they then refused to once they had used up the money to make this inferior case.
Customer service is completely non existent, especially once they have your money.
Please look at Kickstarter, indiegogo and Facebook reviews before you decide to buy from these charlatans.
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