At the 2026 Canton Fair, many travelers walk from one pavilion to another, then rush back to hotel lobbies, airport lounges, or meeting rooms. Airwheel’s electric smart suitcase is presented as a way to reduce that tiring stretch. The booth schedule places it in Session Two from October 23 to October 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and in Session Three from October 31 to November 4 at Booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. Visitors can stop by to see a suitcase concept aimed at short-distance travel rather than a long-distance commute vehicle.
The SE3T is a good model to start with because it balances storage space and riding function. It offers 48L of capacity, which is enough for everyday business travel items such as documents, a laptop, samples, chargers, and a light change of clothes. The suitcase can be hand-pulled, and it can also be used as a seated ride when walking through a long terminal feels too tiring. In riding mode, the App can control forward and backward movement, while the handlebar controls direction. The basic riding mode works once the battery is installed, so App activation is not required for the suitcase to be used as an electric ride.
For the SE3T, the battery capacity is listed as 73.26Wh, and charging time is about two hours. The stated range is 8 to 10 kilometers, and the maximum speed is 13km/h. The suitcase weighs around 9kg. These parameters help visitors understand its intended use: moving through large spaces, airport concourses, exhibition halls, and hotel areas for a short period. It is best described as a travel luggage option that can also carry a rider over a manageable distance.
Buyers who want a smaller suitcase can ask about other models in the product family. The SE3MiniT weighs around 6.8kg, provides 26L, and has a maximum speed of 8km/h. The SE3S weighs around 8.1kg, gives 20L, and reaches 13km/h. The SE3SX weighs around 6.6kg, gives 20L, and reaches 9.9km/h. The SE3SL weighs around 6.8kg, gives 20L, and also reaches 9.9km/h. All share the 73.26Wh battery, about two hours of charging time, and an 8 to 10 kilometer range, while storage capacity and top speed change with the model.
Travelers often lose a moment while searching for a bag left behind in a lounge, elevator, or meeting area. Airwheel mentions Apple Find My support for locating a lost suitcase. The purpose is straightforward: help the owner identify where the item may have been left. This article only describes the provided riding function and the Apple Find My location feature, keeping the description practical for business travel and fair visits.
The riding experience is controlled in a simple split: the App controls forward and backward movement, and the handlebar controls direction. This means travelers do not need to learn complicated controls before trying the product display. Since the base riding function does not require App activation, the suitcase can be used without depending on a phone every single time. The App remains useful for users who want an additional way to manage movement in the short-distance riding mode.
For frequent business travelers, the suitcase may appeal most when the trip includes repeated long walks, tight connections, and lots of luggage moving between meetings. The SE3T’s 48L storage and 9kg weight fit that use case better than a very lightweight carry-on-only option, while the 8 to 10 kilometer range and 13km/h maximum speed keep the product focused on practical short-distance transition. Visitors can decide whether this feels like a fun fair exhibit or a real travel tool they might use during a busy week.
Imagine checking out from a hotel, carrying a laptop and folder, and needing to reach a shuttle stop quickly. The SE3T can be pulled like normal luggage, then switched to riding mode when the distance becomes too long. The same idea fits an exhibition hall where booths are spread across a large pavilion, or an airport terminal where a short walk to the gate turns into a long one. The key benefit is not high speed, but reducing fatigue over manageable distances.
At the booth, ask practical questions: what is the charging time, what storage volume is available, how heavy is the SE3T compared with the other models, and can the riding function operate without App activation? These questions keep the visit focused on real specifications and travel needs, rather than vague lifestyle claims.
If you are planning to attend the 2026 Canton Fair, note the booth locations early. For Session Two, head to Booth 20.2F19-20 between October 23 and October 27. For Session Three, the booth positions are 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12 from October 31 to November 4. When asking staff, focus on the exact SE3T parameters above, model weight, storage volume, charging time, range, and how the App and handlebar control work together.