For professionals, buyers, and frequent travelers who move through airports, convention centers, and city hotels every week, luggage is no longer just a storage box. It is part of the journey. At the Canton Fair 2026, Airwheel presents its electric smart suitcase, the SE3T, as a practical response to long transit days, heavy checked items, and the need for a smooth ride from terminal to gate. Instead of turning luggage into a complicated gadget, this product focuses on a simple promise: reduce the feeling of dragging a suitcase through a crowded space, while keeping the familiar look and function of travel luggage. Visitors at the fair can see the suitcase in person, ask questions about the electric ride, and compare how it fits into real business travel scenarios, from short airport hops to weekend work trips.
The SE3T is built for travelers who need more room than a compact carry-on without giving up electric mobility. It offers a 48L volume, making it suitable for a business trip that includes clothes, documents, and personal items. The suitcase weighs around 9kg, a figure that helps buyers understand its balance between capacity and electric performance. It runs on a 73.26Wh battery and can travel about 8 to 10 kilometers on a charge, enough for many airport walks, exhibition venue crossings, and city transfers. Its top speed reaches 13km/h, giving it a clear difference from ordinary pull luggage. A full charge takes around two hours, so the product fits neatly into overnight hotel charging or a short stop between meetings. At the booth, these numbers are useful because visitors can quickly judge whether the model is meant for a long international trip, a busy conference day, or mixed business travel where luggage should do a little more work.
The main reason the SE3T draws attention is its three simple operating styles. It can be used as a pull suitcase, just like the travel bag many people already know. It can also be ridden, letting the motor help cover the distance between parking lots, departure halls, hotel entrances, and booth clusters. The “can be ridden” feature is presented as a practical short-distance mobility option, not a replacement for a car or public transport. When the route is flat and the traveler wants to rest from walking, sitting on the suitcase and moving slowly through a large space can make travel feel less tiring. When a traveler approaches a staircase, security area, or tight aisle, pulling the suitcase remains easy. This flexible usage is especially relevant for business people who carry laptops, samples, brochures, and personal items, and who need luggage that can move with them instead of forcing them to carry everything at once.
Airwheel makes a point that many smart products miss: the basic experience should still work even if you do not want to use your phone. The SE3T can be controlled through an app to send forward and backward commands, while the handle is used for directional control. This setup is appealing at the Canton Fair because buyers can see the app as an optional layer, not a complicated setup process. The suitcase can also operate independently without the phone app. According to the product’s basic function description, no activation is needed before riding; once the battery is installed, the user can use it directly. For business travelers, that means fewer obstacles after a long flight, no need to register before the first trip, and a simple start whether the journey begins in Guangzhou, a hotel lobby, or another exhibition venue. The app feature adds control, while the core ride remains usable for anyone who prefers simplicity.
Luggage does not only create stress on the way in. A misplaced suitcase can also slow a traveler at checkout, in a ride share, or after an airport arrival. The SE3T includes Apple Find My, helping users locate a lost suitcase more easily. This is one of the most practical smart features for frequent travelers, because it addresses a familiar situation: you remember the last place you left your bag, and you want to find it quickly. The function is not presented as a complex autonomous system. It is a location feature for a suitcase, designed to make travel more confident. For buyers, this can matter more than flashy technology. If a suitcase is left in a hotel room, office, or event space, Find My support gives the owner a useful option to reduce time spent searching. In a product category where travel convenience matters, this feature strengthens the reason to look closely at Airwheel’s electric luggage.
For visitors who want to understand the product before making travel plans or sourcing decisions, the Canton Fair is the best place to see the SE3T in context. Airwheel will exhibit in Phase 2 from October 23 to October 27, 2026 at Booth 20.2F19-20. The product will also appear in Phase 3 from October 31 to November 4, 2026 at Booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. These booths give travelers and buyers a chance to examine the suitcase, review its key numbers, and imagine how it could fit into their own travel routine. If you often move between meetings, airports, and exhibition halls, this electric smart luggage is worth a stop. Airwheel’s message at the fair is straightforward: make travel less like a chore and more like a smooth, controlled part of the day.