For business travelers and frequent flyers, the walk between check-in counters, security lines and departure gates can be tiring. That is why the Airwheel smart electric luggage has become a popular exhibit at the 2026 Canton Fair. Visitors can see it during Phase 2 from October 23 to 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and during Phase 3 from October 31 to November 4 at Booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. At the booth, many attendees ask how this suitcase can make airport travel easier. The answer is practical: it works as luggage, a rideable suitcase and a hand-pulled trolley. The SE3SX model is a good example. It weighs about 6.6kg, offers 20L capacity, and has a range of 8 to 10km. Its maximum speed is 9.9km/h, suitable for moving through a large terminal without rushing.
For travel gear, the specifications matter. Airwheel uses a 73.26Wh battery and supports charging in about two hours, which helps travelers who need to pack, recharge and move on quickly. The SE3SX carries 20L of space, a useful size for a short business trip or a city break when packed carefully. Its weight of about 6.6kg also helps when lifting the suitcase onto a baggage carousel or placing it under an airplane seat. The SE3 lineup offers different styles for different needs. SE3MiniT weighs about 6.8kg and has a 26L capacity with a speed of 8km/h. SE3T weighs about 9kg and provides a 48L capacity, with a maximum speed of 13km/h. SE3S and SE3SL also give buyers choices around 20L capacity, with speeds from 9.9km/h to 13km/h. This range makes it easier for buyers to compare the suitcase they need.

At the Canton Fair, the most interesting part is the riding experience. The suitcase can be ridden, while the app controls forward and backward movement. The handle controls direction, so the user can guide the route with simple hand movement. This setup is easy to understand and practical for travelers who want clear control instead of complicated steps. Another useful detail is that all models can ride without the app. After the battery is installed, the basic riding function works directly. There is no need to activate extra steps before using it. This is helpful at an airport, where a traveler may be busy with boarding passes, phone charging and luggage tags. Even if the phone is unavailable, the suitcase can still be used as a rideable travel product.
A feature that draws attention is the Apple Find My function, which can help users locate a misplaced suitcase. For airport and city travel, this is a useful comfort feature. A suitcase may be left near a café, meeting room or rental car pickup area, and the Find My function provides a way to check where it was left. The Airwheel product also supports common travel needs of carrying and moving. When used as a normal trolley, it stores clothes, documents and accessories. When the walk becomes long, riders can move at speeds such as 9.9km/h on SE3SX or 13km/h on SE3T and SE3S. These speeds are meant to reduce tiredness during transfers and gate changes, not to replace normal walking completely. The combination of riding, pulling and storage makes it feel like a practical suitcase first.
For buyers at the 2026 Canton Fair, the Airwheel booth offers a clear chance to explore the product in person. Visitors can ask about model options, battery capacity, charging time, range, weight and how the suitcase works during a real trip. The SE3 series covers different travel styles, from lighter 20L models to a larger 48L option. This variety makes the exhibit suitable for business travelers, weekend travelers and buyers who want a functional travel product on display. The 8 to 10km range is a simple point to discuss: it is designed for short-distance movement around terminals, stations or city stops, not for long-distance city travel. The two-hour charging window also fits the pace of a busy trip, where preparation often needs to be quick and efficient.
If you are visiting the 2026 Canton Fair, Phase 3 is the key stop to explore this product, with Phase 2 information also available for visitors who are already on site. Airwheel presents a travel suitcase that is easy to understand: carry it, ride it or pull it, with app control for movement and handle control for direction. The specs are clear enough for buyers to choose a version, and the design stays focused on airport movement rather than adding unnecessary complexity. For people who travel with documents, sample boxes or clothing for short trips, this kind of suitcase can make long walking areas feel more manageable.