A Motorized Suitcase? Don't Knock It 'Til You Try It!

When rolling the bag like a typical suitcase, it blends right in with other bags. It's easy to maneuver and it's just a little heavier than a normal suitcase at 19 pounds. It looks cool, but the suitcase comes in pretty pricey at $1,495.

When you first get on, you'll marvel at how fast it can go. The Modobag can go up to eight miles per hour. The motor is made with nanocrystal technology.

The gas and brake are both attached to the handle, so it's easy to start and stop. You use a charger to give the suitcase power — it only takes 15 minutes to get the suitcase to 80 percent power.

The power button and phone charging outlets are at the base of the handle. The battery life of the suitcase lasts up to 4,000 full charging cycles — that's 32,000 miles.

You would think the motor would take up lots of room, but there's actually lots of space for your belongings. The inside looks about the same as any other standard suitcase.

We decided to take the Modobag out of the office and into the streets of San Francisco to see how it would fare.

It's a bumpier ride when you head outside. Any bumps or cracks can make your ride a little rocky. However, the suitcase is meant to be ridden through the airport, where bumps wouldn't be as much of a problem!

At first, people outside don't really think about the fact that some girl is buzzing around on a suitcase.

But once they realize what's going on, it really throws them off. So if you don't like a lot of attention, this might not be the suitcase for you.

Let's sum up this whole motorized suitcase experience so that you can decide if it's a good purchase for you. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons for your reference.

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Cons

There you have it! Would you want to have a Modobag for your traveling needs?