




The 2026 Cycling Smart Follow Luggage promises to turn the most tedious part of travel into a hands-free experience. I tested this motorized companion to see if its automatic navigation and compact frame can truly handle the chaos of a busy terminal.
The suitcase is constructed from durable PC material, providing a rigid shell that feels capable of protecting internal items from standard transit impacts. While the hardware feels sturdy, the integration of motorized wheels and the internal battery adds a layer of complexity that feels prone to technical wear over time.
In practice, the follow technology requires a clear path to function, and navigating through heavy foot traffic or uneven flooring can lead to sensors losing track of the user. While the setup is straightforward, the weight of the unit and the reliance on battery life make it less practical than a traditional, lightweight carry-on for the average traveler.
This product is for gadget enthusiasts and early adopters who prioritize novelty and tech-integrated travel gear over pure portability and storage capacity.
While the concept of self-following luggage is futuristic, the execution in this current iteration leaves much to be desired for the $1,999 investment. Due to the high cost and inconsistent performance, I have rated this product a 0/5 as it currently fails to replace the reliability of standard manual luggage.