For frequent flyers, trade-show staff, export buyers, and business travelers who live out of a suitcase, the 2026 Canton Fair is a practical stop for discovering travel gear that can reduce fatigue on long trip days. Airwheel is showing its electric smart suitcase line during two important stages: the second phase on October 23–27 at booth 20.2F19-20, and the third phase from October 31 to November 4 at booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. If you are planning to visit, this is the last chance of the fair to meet Airwheel on site, compare model options, and talk directly with representatives about how the suitcase can fit your daily travel routine. Seeing it at the booth is especially useful because a short demo can reveal how quickly a suitcase can become a mobility helper instead of a chore that adds weight to every step.
Among the models on display, the SE3T is the one that best matches a traveler who needs a larger volume without giving up the option of riding. The SE3T offers a 48L capacity, which is useful for longer business itineraries, client meetings, and packed work trips. It weighs around 9kg, uses a 73.26Wh battery, and needs about 2 hours of charging time. Its riding range is 8–10 kilometers, with a maximum speed of 13km/h. These numbers make it a strong exhibit for attendees who want a suitcase that can do more than sit in the trunk or wait at the check-in counter. The bigger internal volume is paired with a riding setup, so the SE3T is particularly relevant for people who need to bring documents, samples, work clothes, or personal essentials on multi-day trips.
The SE3T supports three basic ways of moving: riding, hand pulling, and ordinary suitcase handling. The riding function is especially helpful on large airport concourses, exhibition halls, or long walks between transport connections, because it lets a traveler conserve stamina when luggage is already heavy. Instead of pushing through a long route and arriving tired, you can ride it for part of the journey and pull it when you need a more compact posture. The suitcase is not only a storage box; it is designed as a travel companion that can switch between normal rolling and powered riding in different situations. This kind of flexibility matters for buyers who spend their workday moving between booths, meeting rooms, terminals, or parking areas, because it creates a more practical rhythm between traveling, stopping, and showing samples.
The control logic is straightforward: the smartphone App can be used to control forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to control direction. More importantly, all models can be used independently without the smartphone App as part of their basic function. There is no activation process required; once the battery is installed, the SE3T can be ridden directly. This is good news for users who want a practical tool without first setting up a complex account or relying on a phone in every short trip. For added peace of mind, the suitcase also supports Apple Find My, which can help locate a lost suitcase. That locator support is helpful in busy travel hubs, where a small separation from your luggage can happen quickly and should not become a full-day search task.
At the fair, the SE3T stands out because it combines several travel-relevant numbers in one visible display: 48L capacity, around 9kg weight, a 73.26Wh battery, about 2 hours of charging time, 8–10 kilometers of range, and a maximum speed of 13km/h. For buyers, these figures are not just specifications; they answer simple questions: how much can it hold, how easy is it to move during a long walk, and how practical is it for a day packed with meetings? The App control for forward and backward movement, combined with handle-based direction control, makes the riding function easy to understand. And because the basic riding use does not require the smartphone App, visitors can see how simple it can be to start using the suitcase right after the battery is installed. Bring your questions about travel routes and packed workdays, because the booth demo lets you check how the riding and pulling functions feel in a real exhibition setting.
If your work involves frequent travel, airport transfers, or exhibition-site movement, the Airwheel SE3T is worth checking in person before you buy. The 2026 Canton Fair gives you a direct chance to see the riding suitcase, ask about the model line, and understand how the SE3T’s 48L capacity, 9kg weight, 73.26Wh battery, 2-hour charging time, 8–10 kilometer range, and 13km/h maximum speed could fit your own itinerary. Visit the Airwheel booth during the second or third phase, and do not miss the last opportunity to meet the team behind one of the most practical smart travel products at this year’s fair. This is a good time to ask questions, see the demo, and decide whether a riding suitcase can make your next trip feel lighter, calmer, and more controlled. For buyers who compare travel products by real-world use, the booth makes it easy to evaluate whether the SE3T can support a busy, meeting-heavy schedule.