For business trips, family visits, and busy airport transfers, travelers often want luggage that is easy to move, not just another object to drag. In this preview of the 2026 Canton Fair, the Airwheel electric smart luggage appears as a compact mobility-focused suitcase that combines conventional rolling use with ride mode and hand-pull mode. The model highlighted here is the Airwheel SE3T, which offers a 48L capacity, a weight of about 9kg, a 73.26Wh battery, and a range of 8-10 kilometers. With a maximum speed of 13km/h, it is positioned for short-distance movement around stations, conference centers, exhibition venues, and office campuses, where travelers need a faster way to cover ground without changing bags or waiting for transport.
The 2026 Canton Fair gives trade buyers and travel-product retailers a direct chance to inspect Airwheel’s design and ride experience. During Phase 2, from October 23 to October 27, the product will be presented at booth 20.2F19-20. During Phase 3, from October 31 to November 4, related displays will be available at booth 18.1K04, booth 20.2J37-38, and booth 20.2K11-12. For exhibition visitors, these locations make it easy to compare how the suitcase performs when pulled normally, used as a rideable travel bag, or placed in a showroom setup for retail presentation. The booth scene is expected to emphasize its role as a smart travel product that fits into airport lounges, business travel kits, and short-visit shopping experiences.
The SE3T’s parameters are designed for practical use rather than extreme performance. Its 48L interior gives enough room for a focused business trip or a short personal journey, while the roughly 9kg body helps users manage it as a suitcase when they need to lift or guide it. The 73.26Wh battery can be fully charged in about 2 hours, making it convenient for users who want a quick top-up before leaving the office or hotel. Once charged, the luggage can travel 8-10 kilometers in riding mode, with a maximum speed of 13km/h, enough for covering parking lots, convention halls, transit hubs, and last-mile routes without feeling rushed.
The most interesting part of this electric smart luggage is that it can be ridden. Airwheel’s SE3T supports ride use, and it can also be hand-drawn like an ordinary suitcase when the user wants to move it normally. For guided operation, the app can control forward and backward motion, while the handle is used to control direction. This division of tasks helps the user stay focused on steering while speed movement is handled through the simple ride setup. It is not only a novelty product; it is presented as a functional travel item for people who want to move faster between check-in areas, pickup zones, and meeting rooms.
Another practical detail is that all models can work independently without the phone app. The user can install the battery and ride directly, because this is the basic function and does not require activation. This makes the product easier to use in real-world travel conditions, especially when a phone is not available, the network is weak, or the user simply prefers to keep travel habits simple. The app adds forward and backward control for some usage scenarios, but it does not take away the ability to use the luggage as a rideable suitcase when the user wants a straightforward experience.
Visitors to the Canton Fair are often comparing many smart travel products, and buyers want clear information that matches their market. This Airwheel electric smart luggage may be most suitable for people who move regularly between home, office, airport transfer areas, convention centers, and shopping districts, where a bag can be pulled when needed and ridden when short-distance mobility matters. It can also be a useful display item for retailers who want to showcase a rideable suitcase with understandable specs: 48L capacity, about 9kg, 73.26Wh battery, 2-hour charging time, 8-10km range, and 13km/h maximum speed. For trade visitors, the exhibition setting allows direct questions about booth presentation, product handling, and how the ride mode fits into a travel lifestyle.
For travelers who worry about misplacing luggage during a busy trip, the product includes Apple Find My, which can help locate lost items. This feature is most relevant when the suitcase is left in a hotel room, office floor, or exhibition area, and the user needs to find its location when lost. Combined with the physical ride and pull modes, it creates a simple package for users who want one product that can roll like luggage, be ridden for short distances, be controlled through an app for forward and backward movement, and be supported by Find My for peace of mind. This preview aims to help users and buyers see a practical option for faster travel without complicating the suitcase experience. At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel’s electric smart luggage shows how rideable travel products can be positioned for buyers looking for convenience, clear specifications, and a practical approach to modern commuting.