Canton Fair 2026 is a good place to notice luggage designed for real movement, and the Airwheel electric smart suitcase is aimed at travelers who walk between terminals, hotels, exhibition halls, and meeting rooms. Its simple message is that the case can be ridden when you need relief from long walks and hand-pulled when you want a more controlled pace. It is presented as travel gear that still keeps items organized, not as a novelty machine that replaces every suitcase. For buyers, frequent travelers, and fair visitors, the exhibit makes it easy to see how rideable luggage can fit short travel legs inside large venues without adding unnecessary complexity.
One highlighted model is the SE3T. It offers a 48L capacity, which suits short business trips or convention weekends, and weighs around 9kg, making it feel like a practical rideable case rather than a bulky device. The SE3T carries a 73.26Wh battery, needs about 2 hours to charge, and provides a range of 8-10km. Its maximum speed is listed at 13km/h, giving users a low-to-moderate pace for airport walks, hotel blocks, or large venue corridors. These numbers make the SE3T a clear entry point for understanding the Airwheel suitcase lineup at the fair.

The SE3T’s value comes from the fact that it can be ridden, sat on, and pulled by hand. That makes it relevant at Canton Fair, where attendees may carry samples, brochures, documents, or personal items while crossing large floors. A traveler can ride a short distance when tired, then switch to pulling when crowds, elevators, or uneven paths make riding less convenient. The 48L volume supports this routine by leaving room for a laptop, clothing, or business materials. For users who move with luggage every day, the ability to switch between riding and pulling is the most practical part of the product story.
For people evaluating this exhibit, the battery numbers matter: 73.26Wh, about 2 hours of charging, and an 8-10km range. Those figures frame the SE3T as a convenience suitcase for short hops, not a long-distance commuter machine. A user can charge it before heading out, then use it to move from a nearby hotel to an exhibition hall, from a pickup point to a shuttle area, or through a convention center without pushing a full case every step. The 13km/h top speed also keeps the riding experience manageable for travel environments where people, carts, doors, and signage require a calm pace.
Control is described simply: the app can manage forward and backward movement, while the handle helps guide direction. This split gives the rider a clear speed interface and a familiar suitcase handle for steering. Importantly, the SE3T does not require the app for basic use. All Airwheel models can operate independently, with no activation step needed before riding once the battery is installed. That makes the product more practical for busy travelers and buyers who want a ready-to-use suitcase experience without pairing a phone first.
The SE3T also supports Apple Find My, which can help locate the suitcase if it is lost. This feature is especially relevant for business travel, because hotels, conference centers, and transit hubs are places where a case can be accidentally left behind. For fair visitors, the story is practical: the suitcase can be ridden for short trips, pulled when needed, used to store travel items, and supported by Find My when a bag goes missing. It adds peace of mind without changing the everyday job of luggage.
A booth visit is most useful for people who need to judge how rideable luggage behaves in real travel situations. Business travelers can imagine using it between airports and offices, while trade show visitors can picture crossing large exhibition floors with documents and samples. Parents, frequent movers, and buyers comparing electric suitcase options may also find the exhibit helpful because the SE3T shows how a normal suitcase shape can carry more than just clothing. Seeing the model in person makes it easier to understand the size, handle feel, battery logic, and riding concept before making a purchase decision.
Visitors can see Airwheel electric smart suitcases during the second phase, October 23-27, at booth 20.2F19-20. The third phase runs October 31-November 4 at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. A visit helps buyers compare the SE3T with related models and understand how the rideable suitcase works in real travel. For 2026 Canton Fair attendees, Airwheel presents a clear option: a suitcase that can ride, pull, store, and be found.