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Bluesmart One 4W Carry-on Hardcase Smart Luggage $158 @ Catch (in-App + Club Catch Only)

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Bluesmart One 4W Carry-on Hardcase Smart Luggage $158 @ Catch (in-App + Club Catch Only)
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Juzzy96 on 20/01/2018 - 14:40 catch.com.au (644 clicks)
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I believe this is the first edition of the Bluesmart range, and is the cheapest price I could find even without the coupon.

You can purchase 1 month of Club Catch for $6.50 and cancel anytime, bringing the total to $164.50 if you aren't already a member.

Original $15 off $75 Purchase Using App @ Catch (App)

Ever lost your suitcase in transit? Been over the weight limit? Forgotten what to bring? With the Bluesmart One you can put all of those worries to bed! Introducing the worlds-first suitcase that connects wirelessly to your smartphone, informing you of your bags weight, its location, your itinerary and more! You can even lock and unlock your case simply by waving your phone across the digital lock - and when it's out of Bluetooth range it locks itself. It can even charge your smartphone, tablet and other devices with an in-built 10,000mAh battery. Stay organised and keep your valuables safe when you're on the move with the Bluesmart One.

Features:

Bluesmart luggage
Style: One Smart Luggage
Package contents:
One Smart case
3 x universal plug adapter
1 x USB cable
1 x battery pack
Compatibility: Compatible with Android & iOS devices with Bluetooth
Materials: Class-A Makrolon Polycarbonate
Roller system: 4-wheel
Capacity: 34L
Built-In scale - lets you know ahead of time whether your bag meets the airline's cabin requirements
Digital lock - lock and unlock your case with your phone
Separate compartment for electronics w/ USB port
In-built 10,000mAh battery w/ USB-out port and micro USB-in port
Track your suitcase with 3G + GPS capabilities
Case locks itself once out of Bluetooth range
Receive instant case distance alerts & create flight itineraries through the compatible app
Water resistant exterior
Locking trolley handle system w/ top hauling handle
TSA-approved locking system and in-built battery
Colour: Black
Dimensions (cm, approx): 56 x 35 x 22 (H x W x D)
Weight (approx, when empty): 4.4kg
12-MONTH MANUFACTURER WARRANTY

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  • zhuntai on 20/01/2018 - 14:44
    +8

    I'm not sure if it applies to this luggage or Oz but you might want to be aware of non-removable li-ion battery issues if you were thinking of ever checking this suitcase in (admittedly it's advertised as a carry-on piece).

    http://mashable.com/2017/12/04/smart-luggage-suitcases-ameri…

    https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/7/16746784/smart-luggage-re…

  • jimbomaha on 20/01/2018 - 14:45
    +2

    Worth noting Smart Luggage is banned on most US airlines: https://www.forbes.com/sites/grantmartin/2018/01/18/airline-…

    • amkssg on 20/01/2018 - 19:09

      Actually, it's almost all airlines.

      Smart Luggage (with non-removable batteries) are not allowed on IATA airlines (which is basically 80%+ of all airlines in the world).

  • mysterytal on 20/01/2018 - 14:53
    +4

    Weight when empty 4.4kg…carry on limit is usually 7kg. Doesn't allow much for your own stuff.

  • bchliu on 20/01/2018 - 15:07

    probably a better solution to get the Xiaomi power bank 20,000mah and sticking it into normal hand carry luggage. Much lighter, much cheaper and more room for other stuff.
    The tracking capability is basically useless unless you have a SIM card and plan in it and unless you have global roaming on it that costs a fortune, then you can't track anyway.

  • [Deactivated] on 20/01/2018 - 15:19

    Grubs working in luggage handling will still pilfer it

  • minted on 20/01/2018 - 15:56
    +1

    If battery is non removable, they are banned as carry on AND as checked luggage on Australian airlines

    • pegaxs on 20/01/2018 - 17:02

      Source?

      I know batteries are not allowed in checked, but carry on? My laptop battery isn’t removable. My phone battery isn’t removable… And i know batteries of a certain type and over a certain size are not allowed. Im just curious at this being checked baggage and not allowed due to battery…

      • minted on 20/01/2018 - 20:10

        Only talking about the smart bags in this instance. If the battery is not removable, it cannot travel in the cabin or in the hold.
        If the battery is removable, it needs to be taken out, be within acceptable limits and travel in the cabin

  • GregFiona on 20/01/2018 - 16:19

    Thanks OP, but I'll wait for v 2.0, the one with the motorised wheels that follows you around the airport like a puppy dog

    • Suspect420 on 20/01/2018 - 17:59

      Thats what children are for

  • Homr on 20/01/2018 - 17:19

    Not made by Xiaomi so not buying.

    • pegaxs on 20/01/2018 - 23:28

      Not powered by Eneloops, so I’m not buying…

  • Brissaver on 20/01/2018 - 18:08
    +1

    Can't be taken on most airlines as carry on or checked-in including Qantas and Virgin Australia as battery is not removable.
    http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/flights/smart-su…

    • pegaxs on 20/01/2018 - 23:33

      Cheers for the source. Interesting stuff. Would be keen to find out of this suitcase has a removable battery.

      What would be good is a suitcase with a removable backup battery that you could take out and use in the plane without having to get your whole suitcase down or run a cable up to it…

  • garyfbne on 21/01/2018 - 07:34

    The battery on this one is not readily removed. You can remove the entire electronics pack under the lining. You will need a screwdriver - instructions on the BlueSmart web site.

    Other smart bags have a battery pack which just clips out. But in any case - a smart bag is just dumb without the battery to run the GPS tracking etc.

    This article https://www.businessinsider.com.au/airlines-announce-smart-l… states that QF has a total ban, but VA allows in cabin ( as they do with any other battery)

    Actually reading the Qantas Dangerous goods page on the website is unclear on the removal aspect. So I wrote to QF and awaiting advice.

    And the "remove battery and carry as hand luggage" policy makes no sense. Same battery, same cabin, just taken out of teh bag it was designed to fit, put it in my briefcase and NOW we are all safer?

    I bought one of the BlueSmart as a gift on December for a Feb birthday. Its still unboxed. I just wrote to Catch asking for a return/refund. So lets see what happens. and advice? "Goods not fit for the purpose"?

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