If you are planning a trip, managing airport queues, or sourcing smart travel products for your store, the 2026 Canton Fair is a great place to see Airwheel’s electric smart luggage in action. The featured model is the SE3T, a rideable suitcase that also works as a regular hand-pulled bag. At the booth, visitors can understand how a suitcase can move from tarmac to terminal, from hotel lobby to office area, and from train station to meeting place without adding too much effort to the journey.
The SE3T is built for travelers who need space and a lighter workload. Its capacity is about 48 L, which makes it suitable for multi-day trips, weekend business travel, or sourcing trips where documents, samples, and personal items need to fit together. The weight is around 9 kg, so it remains a practical bag for people who still want to handle it manually when needed. The maximum speed is 13 km/h, which is useful for moving through open, flat spaces without rushing. The range is 8 to 10 kilometers, enough to cover a long airport walk, a transfer from a hotel to a nearby office, or a short route between two meeting points.
One of the best points for wholesale buyers and end users is simplicity. The SE3T can be used without a smartphone app as a basic rideable suitcase, and the same basic riding logic applies across the model family. Once the battery is installed, the bag is ready to ride, with no activation step required. If you prefer app support, the app can be used to control forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to control direction. This setup is easy to explain at a trade show because visitors can immediately understand the two main inputs: app for forward or backward motion, and handle for steering. That kind of clear, practical interaction is useful for airport arrivals, exhibition venues, and shared mobility concepts where customers do not want a complicated learning curve.
For travelers who worry about leaving a bag unattended for a moment, the Airwheel suitcase supports Apple Find My for locating a lost bag. This is a practical feature for airports, train stations, hotels, and exhibition halls, where luggage is often moved quickly and left near counters, cafes, or meeting rooms. It focuses on a simple, useful benefit: if the suitcase is misplaced, Apple Find My can help you find its location. For wholesale customers, this is a meaningful differentiator because it addresses a common pain point without making the product overly complex.
When you carry a heavy suitcase through an airport, the longest part is often not the flight, but the walking. With the SE3T, the bag can help reduce the physical effort on flat, open surfaces. After landing, a traveler can move it from the pickup point to transport, or from a hotel entrance to a conference room. During a trade fair, the same logic works for exhibition halls, loading areas, and meeting venues where a bag may need to be moved from a booth to a demo zone or a buyer meeting. Because it can be ridden, sat on, or hand pulled, the SE3T fits several real travel situations without forcing the user to choose only one style. For business buyers, this flexibility makes the product easier to recommend to customers who want a smart suitcase that feels practical first and technological second.
If you are evaluating the SE3T for a retail or B2B line, focus on the details that matter most to your customers: range, capacity, weight, charging time, and how the basic riding mode works without app activation. At the Canton Fair, you can also test how the handle steering feels, how the app controls forward and backward movement, and how Apple Find My is explained to non-technical users. These questions help you build a clear sales story. The goal is not to describe the suitcase as a complicated robot, but to present it as a smart travel companion that solves a simple problem: moving luggage with less effort when the environment is suitable.
At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel will show how the SE3T works as both luggage and a short-distance rider. Visitors can see the 73.26 Wh battery, the charging time of about 2 hours, the 48 L storage space, and the three usage modes: riding, being sat on, and hand pulling. For wholesale buyers, the booth is also a place to discuss order quantities, market fit, after-sales support, and how to present the product to end customers who need practical smart travel gear. If you are attending Phase 2, the dates are October 23 to 27 and the booth is 20.2F19-20. If you are attending Phase 3, the dates are October 31 to November 4 and the booths are 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. Meeting the team at the fair makes it easier to test the bag, ask technical questions, and evaluate whether this model fits your travel, retail, or B2B sourcing needs.