Modern travel often asks people to do too much with too little energy. Business travellers walk through airports, exhibitors move around conference centres, and frequent flyers still need to carry laptops, clothes and documents without constantly lifting a heavy case. That is the context for Airwheel’s appearance at the 2026 Canton Fair. With the SE3T electric smart luggage, Airwheel shows a suitcase designed around simple movement: you can ride it when you need a rest, use the app for forward and backward control, and still pull it by hand whenever the situation calls for the traditional carry-on experience.
The SE3T is a good model to examine if you travel for business or prefer more packing room than a cabin-only case provides. It offers a 48L capacity, which is useful for clothes, personal items, work essentials and the small extras that make a short trip feel organised. Its weight is around 9kg, a practical figure for normal luggage handling, and its 73.26Wh battery supports the electric riding features without making the case feel like a bulky device attached to a suitcase.
At the fair, Airwheel’s showcase is most convincing because the SE3T can be understood quickly. Visitors can see the suitcase as seating support for riding, as an app-controlled travel case for forward and backward movement, and as a conventional hand-pulled suitcase. In a large venue like the Canton Fair, where booths are spread across long halls, that versatility makes the product easy to evaluate. Buyers do not need to imagine a future scenario; they can see a direct, practical solution for the long distances they walk each day at trade shows.
The SE3T can be connected to the Airwheel app so the rider can control forward and backward motion while steering through the handlebar. The important point for business travellers and buyers is that the app is not needed for the basic experience. Once the battery is installed, the suitcase can be used independently, so there is no requirement to activate an account or pair a phone before riding it. This reduces friction in daily use and makes the booth demonstration feel simple and direct.

A trade-show day is physically demanding, especially when visitors carry sample cases, brochures, shoes and personal belongings. The SE3T’s 48L capacity can absorb those travel extras, while its 8 to 10km range gives a meaningful buffer for moving between halls, rest areas, registration zones and transport links. For buyers looking at luggage products, the practical value is not only in the numbers, but in how they translate into fewer tired feet, smoother transitions and a more relaxed pace during long schedules.
The SE3T has a stated range of 8 to 10km, which is helpful for long terminal walks, large exhibition centres, shuttle zones and the last stretch between a venue and a nearby hotel. It is not presented as a replacement for cars or trains, but as a way to reduce fatigue on busy travel days. The maximum speed of 13km/h supports a smooth ride in appropriate areas, and the 73.26Wh battery recharges in about 2 hours, which fits neatly into a rest day, an overnight hotel stop or a preparation window before the next trip.
Frequent travellers often misplace bags in meeting rooms, hotel corridors and office spaces. The SE3T includes Apple Find My support, giving users a practical way to locate the luggage if it is left behind. Because the feature connects the suitcase to an Apple ecosystem many users already know, it adds convenience without complicating the travel routine. At the Canton Fair, this kind of simple, familiar feature can help buyers explain the product to customers who care about everyday organisation rather than technical jargon.
Airwheel’s electric smart luggage will be showcased in the second phase from 23 to 27 October at booth 20.2F19-20, and in the third phase from 31 October to 4 November at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38 and 20.2K11-12. For travel, luggage and smart mobility buyers, the SE3T is a clear example of how Airwheel turns a suitcase into a more active travel companion: easy to ride, easy to control through the app or handlebar, usable without the app as a basic function, and designed to make long travel days feel less exhausting. At the booth, visitors can see how the suitcase can be demonstrated live while keeping the basic experience simple enough for travel retail buyers, corporate gift suppliers and mobility-focused purchasers to understand in one short visit.