If your 2026 Canton Fair itinerary is crowded with meeting rooms, sample checks, and long corridor walks, the Airwheel smart luggage booth can be a useful stop. For travelers who care about moving between flights, trains, hotels, and halls, Airwheel is showing a battery-powered smart suitcase that can be ridden or pulled. The model highlighted here is the SE3T. On the exhibition floor, visitors can see how the suitcase looks, hear how it fits travel scenarios, and ask about real parameters instead of guessing what a smart bag should do. The fair gives the product a clear context: it is for people who carry gear for business trips, short airport transfers, and heavy travel days. The SE3T is not framed as a gadget only; it is presented as a luggage option for users who want more ways to move while traveling.
The display is easy to understand because the key specs are straightforward. The SE3T has a 73.26Wh battery, and its charging time is about 2 hours. That charging window matters for travel because it can fit into a hotel stay, an afternoon break, or a pre-trip routine. Its range is listed as 8 to 10 kilometers, and its top speed is 13 km/h. These are concrete travel numbers: a distance range for short station, airport, or campus movement, and a clear upper speed for riding. The suitcase weighs about 9 kg, and its volume is 48 L. That combination is aimed at travelers who need room for business essentials while still wanting a rideable design. With 48 L of space, it can feel suitable for people who pack more than just a tablet and notebook.

The most visible function is the two main use ideas: the suitcase can be ridden or pulled. When riding, the rider can use the App to control forward and backward movement, while the handlebar is used to steer direction. This creates a clear division of roles: the App sets basic travel motion, and the handlebar helps with direction. For users who do not want to open an app first, the SE3T still works independently without a phone App. That independent operation is described as a basic function that does not need activation, so after the battery is installed, it can be ridden directly. This is important for travel, because not every user wants to pair a device before leaving for the airport or booth. The product can also be pulled like a suitcase, so it does not depend only on ride mode. Visitors can imagine a simple flow: walk with the suitcase through the fair, ride it across a wider area, then pull it toward the next meeting area.
For the Canton Fair audience, the most useful angle is not “smart” as a buzzword, but how the suitcase supports a busy movement schedule. A 48 L interior is a practical point for business travelers, buyers, and suppliers who need room for samples, notebooks, power gear, clothing changes, or small equipment. The 8 to 10 kilometer range means short transfers can feel less tiring. The 13 km/h speed gives buyers a clear idea of the riding limit. The 2-hour charging time gives a simple answer to power questions. For lost luggage concerns, the product includes Apple Find My support, which helps locate a missing suitcase. That is a practical selling point for frequent travelers who move quickly and carry valuable work items.
For travelers, buyers, and visitors who want to test or evaluate the Airwheel smart luggage before the 2026 Canton Fair sessions end, booth information is the key. During Phase 2, October 23 to October 27, visit Booth 20.2F19-20. During Phase 3, October 31 to November 4, visit Booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. These last days are a good chance to see how the SE3T is displayed, ask about battery, range, charging time, volume, weight, ride modes, App steering flow, independent use without the App, and Find My support. If your 2026 travel plans need a suitcase concept that can be ridden or pulled, this Airwheel display offers a focused look at the product as it will be presented to fair visitors.