At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel is presenting the SE3T smart electric suitcase as a travel product for people who move often, pack smart, and care about practical features. The model suits business travelers, parents, students, and frequent flyers who regularly navigate large airports, conference centers, train stations, and hotel corridors. Instead of treating luggage as a passive box to drag, Airwheel positions SE3T as an active travel companion that can be ridden and pulled by hand, helping users save energy during long transit distances.
For visitors who need concrete numbers, Airwheel SE3T delivers a clear profile. The suitcase has a battery capacity of 73.26Wh, and charging takes around 2 hours. The riding range is listed at 8–10 km, while the maximum speed reaches 13 km/h. In physical design, the model weighs about 9 kg and offers a 48L volume. These figures make it suitable for short-distance airport movement and light to medium packing needs. The combination of capacity and powered movement helps travelers balance transport convenience with everyday storage, especially when a trip involves multiple transfers, early check-ins, or heavy bags moving through long terminals.
One of the main attractions at the booth is the dual use case. SE3T can be ridden when a user needs quick movement through an open route, and it can be pulled by hand when a more traditional suitcase approach is better. This flexibility is useful in busy places where space is limited or where walking with the bag is more natural. The riding mode allows travelers to move with less physical drag, while the pulling mode gives them control in crowded queues, elevators, and small corridors. The product presentation emphasizes how these modes connect to real travel behavior, not just technical specifications.
The mobile app can control forward and backward movement, while the handlebar helps guide the direction. Airwheel also highlights that this smart suitcase can operate without the app as a basic function. All models, including SE3T, do not require app activation for the core ride-and-pull experience. Once the battery is installed, users can ride directly, which reduces setup complexity for travelers who need to move quickly. This approach is helpful at the fair because visitors can understand how easy the product can feel during a real trip, especially when they arrive tired and do not want to troubleshoot software before reaching their car or hotel.
Another highlight for travel users is Apple Find My support, which can help locate a lost suitcase. For frequent travelers, misplacing luggage can disrupt schedules and create unnecessary stress, especially during tight connections or busy arrivals. The SE3T presentation connects this feature to a broader idea of reassurance: travelers can focus on boarding passes, meeting times, and transport details while still having a useful method to find a misplaced bag. It adds value to the product without changing the simple core purpose of luggage—helping people move from one place to another.
The Canton Fair audience for Airwheel includes buyers, distributors, and travel consumers looking for products that address daily mobility needs. For business travelers who move between airports and office venues, SE3T can reduce the physical effort of carrying heavy bags through long distances. For families, it can make transit areas less stressful when one person needs to move ahead while watching children or managing documents. For users who prefer practical technology, the product is simple to describe: a suitcase with powered movement, a clear battery range, a reasonable charging time, and a familiar pull-by-hand mode. Visitors can ask questions about these parameters and see how they fit their own travel style.
Airwheel will be available at Phase 2, October 23–27, 2026, at Booth 20.2F19-20. It will also show during Phase 3, October 31–November 4, 2026, at booth numbers 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. These sessions give attendees two windows to visit and discuss the SE3T smart electric suitcase. If you plan to attend the Canton Fair, this booth is a useful stop for evaluating how Airwheel applies simple control logic and travel-oriented design to a product category that most people use every day.
The Airwheel SE3T is a practical example of how a suitcase can support mobility without becoming complicated. With a 73.26Wh battery, about 2-hour charging time, 8–10 km riding range, 13 km/h maximum speed, 48L capacity, and Apple Find My support, it addresses common pain points in busy travel: distance, luggage effort, lost bags, and simple setup. At the 2026 Canton Fair, the product offers attendees a clear view of Airwheel’s direction—making smart travel products easier to use, easier to understand, and more relevant to everyday trips. If you value practical motion, flexible handling, and Apple Find My support, you can visit the booth and see why SE3T may be a smart suitcase choice for the next travel year.