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If your 2026 Canton Fair trip includes long walking distances, early check-ins, or transfers between exhibition halls, the Airwheel electric smart suitcase booth is one stop worth adding. The featured product is a rideable, app-assisted suitcase family, with the SE3T shown as a travel-sized model. Visitors can see it in the second phase, October 23-27, at booth 20.2F19-20, and in the third phase, October 31-November 4, at booths 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. The demo is simple: the suitcase can be pulled by hand, ridden, or moved with app-assisted forward and backward control while a handlebar controls direction. The SE3T uses a 73.26Wh battery, charges in about 2 hours, and has an 8-10km range, with a top speed of 13km/h. Its capacity is 48L, and its weight is around 9kg. Those figures make it easy to discuss real travel use at a large fair venue.
The first thing to watch at the booth is the movement logic. Airwheel positions the product as a suitcase you can use in three practical ways: hand pulling, riding, and app-controlled movement. For the app mode, the app controls forward and backward movement, and the handlebar controls direction. That is the core interaction visitors can see during the demo. It is not a complicated setup for people who just want to use the basic function. Every model can be used independently without a phone app. This is a basic function and does not need activation; after the battery is installed, the suitcase can be ridden directly. This point matters for busy travel users who do not want to spend time connecting a phone before leaving for an airport or exhibition hall. The product also supports Apple Find My, which helps users locate a misplaced suitcase.
At the SE3T demo area, visitors can compare its numbers with their travel habits. The 48L capacity is larger than the compact options in the lineup, so it can be discussed for business trips or longer stays where you need more room for clothes, documents, and small travel items. The around-9kg weight is a practical starting point for checking whether it feels manageable when pulled by hand. The 73.26Wh battery, about 2-hour charging time, and 8-10km range give visitors a concrete way to think about use across a day: walking through venues, waiting at check-in areas, or moving between nearby transport points. The 13km/h top speed is also worth testing because it shows how the ride mode behaves at a low-speed, close-distance level. Staff can explain how to move from hand pull to ride mode and how to control direction with the handlebar during a safe, guided demo.
Comparison is one of the most useful parts of the visit. The featured SE3T has 48L capacity, around 9kg weight, and a 13km/h top speed. The compact SE3MiniT is around 6.8kg with 26L capacity and an 8km/h top speed. The SE3S is around 8.1kg with 20L capacity and a 13km/h top speed. The SE3SX is around 6.6kg with 20L capacity and a 9.9km/h top speed. The SE3SL is around 6.8kg with 20L capacity and a 9.9km/h top speed. These details help buyers quickly match a model to their travel style. A shorter business trip may favor a smaller suitcase, while a multi-day trip may make the SE3T 48L model more relevant. The shared product information includes a 73.26Wh battery, about 2-hour charging, and an 8-10km range, with the model-specific speed and capacity set by each version. Visitors can ask the booth staff to compare the published figures side by side and choose the model that fits their luggage needs.
Before visiting, think about what you need most: capacity, weight, speed, and how you move through an airport or convention center. The SE3T 48L option can be checked against 26L, 20L models, and the around-9kg weight can be discussed alongside 6.6kg, 6.8kg, and 8.1kg options. The app mode, handlebar direction control, no-app ride use, and Apple Find My locator can be shown together so visitors understand the basic workflow without guessing. Asking staff to demonstrate the 73.26Wh battery, 2-hour charging figure, 8-10km range, and model-specific top speed is a simple way to make the comparison practical.
The Airwheel booth is most relevant for travelers who feel luggage becomes a burden when a day includes walking, waiting, checking bags, and moving through large venues. A suitcase that can be pulled by hand gives normal luggage use, while the ride mode offers an alternative for short-distance movement around travel locations. The app-assisted control adds another way to move the suitcase forward or backward while the handlebar guides direction, and the no-app basic use keeps the product usable without extra setup. Apple Find My gives users a locator option if the suitcase is misplaced. For 2026 Canton Fair visitors, the booth is not just about seeing a product; it is about testing how the parameters translate into real travel scenarios. With two exhibition phases and multiple booth options, buyers, distributors, and travel-tech watchers can demo the SE3T, compare the family, and check the numbers on the spot.