If you are a buyer, distributor, travel-gear reviewer, or business traveler who is always moving between airports, meeting rooms, and hotel lobbies, the 2026 Canton Fair is one of the best places to see where travel equipment is heading next. The exhibition calendar gives visitors two clear windows: Phase 2 from October 23 to 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and Phase 3 from October 31 to November 4 at Booth 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. This year, Airwheel’s rideable smart suitcase stands out as a practical option for people who want a bag that can carry luggage, serve as a short-distance riding aid, and reduce the fatigue of long expo walks or busy airport connections. For buyers, the fair also makes it easy to examine display samples, compare practical use scenarios, and discuss which travel situations deserve a more mobile suitcase.
For this guide, I am focusing on the SE3T model, which fits a business travel profile better than the smaller options. It weighs around 9kg and offers a generous 48L capacity, giving enough room for shirts, documents, tech accessories, and several pairs of shoes without forcing you to give up a compact travel shape. Its battery capacity is 73.26Wh, and the expected charging time is about 2 hours, which is helpful for travelers who arrive late, need a quick recharge before the next flight or meeting, and still want the suitcase ready for short moving trips across terminals, hotel corridors, or fairgrounds. This balance of space, weight, and power makes it suitable for longer business itineraries.
The biggest advantage of this product is not just that it can be pulled by hand like a normal suitcase. It can also be ridden as an electric travel suitcase, allowing you to move through wide spaces without dragging a heavy load every minute. The SE3T has a maximum speed of 13km/h and a range of 8-10km, which is suitable for moving between parking areas, convention centers, and airport pickup points. On a Canton Fair day, that means you can start your morning with less fatigue when walking from a hotel entrance, move across a large exhibition hall, or head from one building to another without turning a short commute into a full workout. In the fair environment, this rideable form is especially visible because exhibition areas, conference entrances, and transit corridors often require frequent short moves, and a suitcase that supports both hand pulling and riding can feel relevant.
When it comes to operation, Airwheel keeps the experience practical. The companion App can be used to control forward and backward movement, while the handle is used for direction control, helping the user decide when to use the bag as a pulling suitcase or a short-distance rideable one. More importantly, the SE3T does not depend on the App to function at its most basic level. All models can be used without the App, and there is no complicated activation step. Once the battery is in place, the user can start riding the suitcase in a direct, low-friction way. This is ideal for first-time users, trade show attendees, and business travelers who do not want to spend time pairing devices before every trip.
For frequent travelers, the most common small worries are leaving a bag at a security check, a taxi seat, a hotel corridor, or an airport carousel. Airwheel includes Apple Find My support, which can help locate a missing suitcase. This feature fits the travel lifestyle because it gives owners a useful option when the bag is somewhere nearby, especially in large terminals or busy expo spaces. It supports the suitcase’s everyday travel role by adding a simple locate option for a missing bag, while keeping the product focused on carrying, pulling, and short-distance riding.
The SE3T is best suited for people who travel often for work, buyers who want a product with clear expo appeal, and distributors looking for a rideable suitcase that connects with everyday airport and business needs. It may also interest conference attendees, hotel visitors, and families moving through large terminals, where walking long distances with luggage is routine. If you are planning to visit the Canton Fair, make time to stop by the Airwheel booths to see how the suitcase works in person, compare it with other rideable luggage options, and discuss practical use cases with the team. The exhibition setting makes it easy to observe how the rideable form fits real movement and how buyers can evaluate its suitability for business travel.
At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel’s SE3T presents a clear proposition: it keeps the familiar role of a suitcase while adding a useful rideable mode for short trips, a practical 48L space, a 73.26Wh battery, an expected 2-hour charging window, a 13km/h top speed, and an 8-10km range. With simple App control for forward and backward movement, handle direction control, no-app basic use, and Apple Find My support for locating a lost bag, it is positioned as a smart travel suitcase for people who need mobility, convenience, and a smoother day in transit. The booth location across two fair phases also gives buyers more chances to ask questions, check the display, and understand how a rideable suitcase can fit business travel, airport movement, and large venue movement. For buyers and travelers who want to source a product that looks relevant to real journeys, this is one of the standout exhibits worth visiting at Phase 2 Booth 20.2F19-20 and the Phase 3 booths.