If you are planning to travel to Guangzhou for the 2026 Canton Fair, there is one exhibit worth checking out: Airwheel’s electric smart suitcase. Instead of showing a bulky concept machine, the booth presents a practical model, the SE3T, for travelers who move between terminals, meeting halls, and hotel corridors. Its 48L interior is large enough for a short business trip, while the 9kg body keeps the ride-in suitcase from feeling like a piece of industrial equipment. The 73.26Wh battery takes about 2 hours to charge, and it can provide 8 to 10km of electric range. With a top speed of 13km/h, it is designed to help riders glide along wide indoor routes without rushing or wobbling.
The Airwheel exhibit is easy to place because it appears in both fair phases. During the second phase, from October 23 to October 27, find the team at booth 20.2F19-20. During the third phase, from October 31 to November 4, the display is at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. If your schedule moves between buyer days, supplier days, or exhibition halls, this means you can still see the SE3T even if your travel dates shift at the last minute.
At its simplest, the suitcase can be ridden and pulled. The riding function is useful in airport lounges, convention centers, and large hotel lobbies, where walking distance can feel long when you are carrying documents, samples, or a laptop. The control logic is intentionally direct: the app helps manage forward and backward motion, while the handle is used to control direction. That separation is easy to understand in a demo. The SE3T’s top speed of 13km/h and 8 to 10km range mean that short airport hops, hall transfers, and exhibition walks can be handled without constant battery stress.
One practical detail visitors often ask about is whether the suitcase only works when a phone app is connected. Airwheel’s SE3T, along with the other exhibited models in the family, supports independent use as a basic function. After the battery is installed, the suitcase is ready to ride. There is no need to complete a long activation process before the first move. That is useful in busy fair settings, where a phone may be low, signal may be weak, or a visitor may simply want to check the ride experience quickly before moving to the next booth.
The SE3T also includes Apple Find My integration, which helps locate a lost suitcase when you are moving through a crowded airport or hotel. For business travelers, that matters because a missed luggage connection can delay a meeting. The suitcase is not just a transport gadget; it adds a practical layer of reassurance when your route changes, your gate changes, or your car to the airport waits a little longer than planned.
This type of product is useful for different audiences. Travelers can compare how a rideable suitcase changes movement in large airports. Business buyers can evaluate the model family, battery specification, and market positioning. Retail visitors can understand why a suitcase that can be pulled and ridden may appeal to commuters, frequent flyers, and exhibition workers. The SE3T’s 48L capacity is particularly practical for short trips, because it leaves enough room for clothing, documents, and a laptop while still fitting within a familiar suitcase shape.
At the fair, the best question to ask is not only about speed or battery size, but how the suitcase behaves in daily movement. Airwheel can show the SE3T in a compact exhibit setting, where visitors can compare the 9kg weight, the 48L interior space, and the riding posture that makes it suitable for wide public spaces. The 2-hour charge time and 73.26Wh battery make it suitable for short airport transfers and long exhibition days. If your work involves frequent travel, this is a display that connects product specs to actual routines: check-in, lounge walking, convention transfer, and hotel return.
When you stop by the booth, pay attention to three simple details. First, look at how the 73.26Wh battery and 2-hour charging time fit into a busy travel day. Second, notice how the SE3T balances a 9kg suitcase body with a 48L interior. Third, ask staff to explain how the app controls forward and backward motion while the handle manages direction. Those three points cover power, travel capacity, and usability, which are often the most practical questions for airport and fair visitors.
If you want a clean, practical view of what an electric suitcase can do in real travel, visit Airwheel during the 2026 Canton Fair. Whether you stop by booth 20.2F19-20 in the second phase or booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12 in the third phase, the SE3T offers a straightforward combination: rideable movement, pull-mode flexibility, an app-controlled forward/back system, a handle for direction, Apple Find My locating, and a family design that supports basic independent use after the battery is installed. For travelers, business buyers, and product teams, it is a booth stop that turns travel specs into something easy to see, understand, and compare.
The best reason to stop is that Airwheel presents the SE3T as a clear travel tool rather than a complicated device. With a simple riding idea, practical battery capacity, a short 2-hour charging time, and Apple Find My support, it gives business guests a reason to look longer at the booth. If your route already takes you through Hall 20.2, Hall 18.1, or a busy meeting corridor, the exhibit can help you picture a more relaxed way to move between the terminal, the hall, and the hotel without changing your entire travel routine.