For buyers, travelers, and business visitors planning their Canton Fair schedule, Airwheel brings a clear story to the 2026 shows: a smart electric suitcase that turns a bulky carry-along item into something you can also ride when the terminal, hotel lobby, exhibition hall, or office corridor feels a little too long. The SE3T is built around a practical idea: keep the normal luggage role first, then add a rideable layer that can reduce fatigue during short trips. At Canton Fair, this angle is easy to demo, easy to photograph, and easy for a retailer to picture on a busy airport floor.
In this product line, the SE3T is a strong choice when a buyer needs more capacity without giving up portability. It offers a 48L interior, a weight of about 9kg, and a maximum speed of 13km/h, while the 73.26Wh battery and 2-hour charging time support daily commuting, airport transfer, or exhibition hall movement. The range of 8 to 10km fits the last mile between curb, gate, meeting room, or check-in counter. That makes it less of a novelty and more like a compact mobile tool for frequent travelers who need a smarter way to move short distances.

The 73.26Wh battery capacity is paired with a charging time of about 2 hours, which suits hotel rooms, offices, and booth areas where users need a quick turnaround between use periods. The 8 to 10km range is not framed as long-distance commuting; it is framed as a convenient short-distance support system for crowded routes, long walks, and tiring transfers. At the Canton Fair booth, this can be explained simply: use it like luggage, ride it when needed, and plan short hops with predictable power use.
Beyond SE3T, the displayed line gives buyers a clear way to compare capacity and speed profiles. The SE3MiniT offers about 6.8kg, 26L, and 8km/h, while the SE3S is around 8.1kg, 20L, and 13km/h. For lighter short-route needs, the SE3SX and SE3SL are listed around 6.6kg and 6.8kg, with 20L capacity and 9.9km/h speed. With the listed 73.26Wh battery, about 2-hour charging, and 8 to 10km range, this variety helps a retail buyer decide whether a lighter compact option or a larger 48L model fits their travel customer better.
The SE3T supports three clear use modes: riding, rolling, and manual pulling as luggage. Its App control gives forward and backward movement, while the handle helps the rider manage direction. The important practical point is that every model can work independently without a mobile App; with the battery installed, the basic ride function can be used directly. For exhibition demos and first-time users, this lowers the learning curve and makes the product feel approachable.
Airwheel includes Apple Find My support on this suitcase category, offering a familiar method for people who misplace belongings in busy transit spaces. The value is straightforward: when the suitcase is left behind in a terminal, office, or hotel lounge, owners can try to find it through an ecosystem they already understand. This is a practical feature for travel users and also a conversation starter at booth visits, especially for shoppers comparing smart luggage brands at the Canton Fair.
At a fair, the demo matters more than a spec sheet. The best way to check the SE3T is to see how smoothly it moves between luggage mode and ride mode, how natural the handle feels when controlling direction, and how easy it is for a first-time rider to understand forward and backward movement through the App. Because the basic function can be used without App activation once the battery is installed, the booth demo can stay simple and focused. Visitors can also look at the 48L opening, check the about 9kg weight, and see how the suitcase presents itself in a travel retail setting.
The clearest audience is frequent business travelers, city commuters, parents managing short transit walks, and buyers looking for a standout gadget in the travel luggage category. The rideable function is useful when the distance is too long to walk comfortably but too short to wait for another car or cart. The product is not presented as a toy; it is presented as a smart mobility helper for everyday travel moments. For Canton Fair visitors, that message is easier to communicate in a 30-second booth conversation: pull it, ride it, charge it, and use Find My support when needed.
For buyers who want to see the rideable suitcase up close, Airwheel will be present during the second phase from October 23 to 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and during the third phase from October 31 to November 4 at Booths 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. Visitors can check the SE3T, compare model sizes, and see how the 20L, 26L, and 48L options may fit different markets. The booth focus is simple, visual, and easy to test: smart luggage that also helps you move faster through crowded travel routes.