If you are visiting the 2026 Canton Fair, stop by the Airwheel display for a practical look at how an electric smart suitcase can turn long transfers, hotel lobbies, campus moves, and busy trade-show days into a smoother routine. In the second phase, from October 23 to October 27, find us at booth 20.2F19-20. In the third phase, from October 31 to November 4, we will be at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. The setup is simple: visitors can see the suitcase being pulled, ridden, and tested in short-distance movement, while our team explains key parameters and how the product can support your next line.
Among the Airwheel models, the SE3T is a strong choice for travelers who need more capacity without giving up mobility. It has a 48L volume, an approximate weight of 9kg, and a 73.26Wh battery. It can travel 8-10 km on a single charge, and the charging time is about 2 hours. The maximum speed is 13km/h, which keeps the ride controlled and easy to manage in flat, open areas. For buyers looking for a suitcase that can handle clothes, shoes, documents, and a small personal item, the SE3T offers a balanced size for short trips, train journeys, road journeys, and urban errands.
The Airwheel electric smart suitcase is designed around three everyday states: it can be ridden, pulled like a conventional suitcase, and used as a ride-on option when you need a short break from walking. You can use the app to control forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to guide the direction. This keeps the interaction intuitive and gives the rider direct control. What matters most is that all models can work without a smartphone app. The riding function is a basic function that does not need activation, and the suitcase can be ridden directly after the battery is installed. For dealers, rental operators, and hotel or campus service teams, this means less training time and easier product demonstrations.
The suitcase also supports Apple Find My, which helps owners locate a lost bag in everyday travel settings. This feature is useful in shared spaces such as meeting floors, storage rooms, or transit waiting areas, where bags can become hard to spot. It is not a replacement for careful packing, but it adds a practical layer of reassurance. For trade buyers, it also makes the product easier to explain to end users without technical scripts. During the fair, visitors can ask our staff to show how the product moves at low speed, how the app control feels, and why the independent basic riding mode is helpful for demo stations and quick customer decisions.
At the booth, the product should be presented as a short-mobility suitcase, not a toy. Staff can show how the bag is pulled in waiting areas, ridden on a flat surface, and parked like normal luggage. The 9kg frame and 48L shell are easy to compare with a traditional suitcase, while the 73.26Wh battery gives buyers a concrete number to discuss with product managers and store planners. Because the app control is only for forward and backward movement, the direction still depends on the handle, which makes the demo feel active but not complex. The independent basic riding mode also helps if a phone is unavailable, low on battery, or simply not needed for a quick test.
This product is most convincing for frequent commuters, short-trip travelers, students moving between stations and campuses, and business guests who need to reduce pulling time between meeting floors. The 8-10 km range suits planned short links, while the 13km/h maximum speed keeps the ride moderate enough for a controlled presentation. The 48L capacity is useful for weekend luggage, work files, shoes, or a laptop sleeve, so it is not only a gadget but also a practical carry option. For customers who prefer traditional pulling, the suitcase still behaves like a standard trolley, and the riding mode can be kept for rest points or flat corridors. This is the kind of line that can be understood without a long manual.
When you prepare a buying presentation, keep the numbers simple and visual. A 73.26Wh battery with about 2 hours of charging is easy to explain in one line. An 8-10 km range and 13km/h maximum speed give a clear boundary for short-distance use. A 48L volume and 9kg weight make the SE3T feel close to familiar suitcase formats, while the Apple Find My capability gives retail displays a relatable answer to what if I misplace it? The strongest message is the flexibility: pull it normally, ride it in an open flat area, use app control for forward and backward movement, or skip the app and still ride after installing the battery. At Canton Fair 2026, that is the practical story visitors can remember, and it gives your next line a clear reason to stand out without overcomplicating the travel product story.