Business trips, short commutes, airport transfers, and exhibition visits all require luggage that is convenient to store, carry, and move. At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel will show its electric smart suitcase lineup, giving buyers and travel-oriented visitors a practical product concept to explore. The showcased model can be treated as a suitcase first, while its ride-assisted movement offers a useful way to move a short distance when walking becomes tiring. This combination of luggage storage, hand pulling, and controlled movement creates a focused story for modern travel users who want more than a basic rolling bag.
Travel buyers can find Airwheel during Phase 2, from October 23 to October 27, at Booth 20.2F19-20. The brand will also appear during Phase 3, from October 31 to November 4, at Booth 18.1K04, Booth 20.2J37-38, and Booth 20.2K11-12. Having two phase locations makes it easier for importers, retail buyers, product managers, and travel channel representatives to stop by, check the display, and discuss how the suitcase can fit into a catalog, showroom, or regional market. The booth setting also allows visitors to ask direct questions about the listed features instead of relying only on online descriptions.
For readers planning a booth visit, the SE3T offers a clear set of parameters to compare. The suitcase weighs about 9kg, provides 48L of luggage space, and uses a 73.26Wh battery. Charging takes around 2 hours. When used as a ride-assisted suitcase, it can move at a maximum speed of 13km/h and offer an 8-10 kilometer travel range. These figures give buyers a practical baseline: enough storage capacity for many short trips, a moderate body weight, and a simple power profile for short-distance movement.
The SE3T can be pulled by hand like normal luggage when the user prefers a simple walking setup. It can also be ridden for a short journey, which may be useful in large airports, train stations, hotels, convention centers, or long indoor corridors. During riding, the app can control forward and backward movement, while the handlebar helps the user guide the suitcase. The basic function does not require the app to be opened every time. A smartphone-free base use is possible, and the suitcase does not need special activation before being ridden after the battery is installed.
For travel users, simplicity is an important advantage. The product keeps its main functions focused: ride, pull, store items, and move over a short distance. The app control is limited to forward and backward movement, while steering is done with the handlebar. This structure can make the learning curve smoother for business travelers, parents, commuters, or buyers who want to understand the product quickly. At the Canton Fair booth, visitors can see how these functions connect to the suitcase’s physical design and can ask staff to demonstrate the listed control method without extra assumptions.
Another practical feature is Apple Find My support, which helps owners locate a suitcase if it is lost. Travel environments can be crowded and distracting, and it is easy to leave luggage at a gate, check-in counter, hotel lobby, or meeting room. Airwheel presents this as a straightforward function for locating a missing suitcase. For buyers, it can be a useful selling point for travel product displays because it addresses a common concern: where the suitcase is after a busy trip.
From a business perspective, the SE3T gives buyers a concrete product story with defined numbers. It has a 48L volume, about 9kg weight, 73.26Wh battery, 13km/h maximum speed, 8-10 kilometer range, and around 2-hour charging time. These parameters can be printed in product sheets or used in showroom discussions. The suitcase’s ride-assisted mode and hand-pull mode also make it easy to explain in a live booth setting, where visitors can imagine using it for airport walks, hotel transfers, office trips, and convention center travel.
A trade show is the best place to judge whether a travel product matches a customer group. If your customers value practical luggage, short-distance movement, clear control methods, and a suitcase that supports Apple Find My for lost-luggage concerns, the Airwheel display may be worth a stop. You can visit Booth 20.2F19-20 during Phase 2 from October 23 to October 27, then follow the Phase 3 display from October 31 to November 4 at Booth 18.1K04, Booth 20.2J37-38, and Booth 20.2K11-12. Bring your product list, ask for demonstration, and compare how the SE3T fits into your next travel lineup.