If your next trip to Guangzhou includes long airport walks, crowded exhibition halls, or a busy schedule across multiple booths, the Airwheel electric smart suitcase shown at the 2026 Canton Fair can bring a practical and playful upgrade to your travel routine. In this year’s exhibition, Airwheel brings its smart riding suitcase line to two phases, giving visitors a chance to see a product built for short-distance personal mobility and everyday luggage use in the same form. The featured model for this blog is SE3S, a lightweight smart suitcase option with an 8.1 kg body, 20 L storage capacity, 13 km/h maximum speed, and 73.26 Wh battery capacity. It is designed for travelers who want to reduce the burden of walking with luggage while keeping a familiar suitcase shape for hand pulling and daily use. For buyers and fair visitors, the SE3S is easy to understand because it turns a standard travel bag into a rideable companion when open paths allow it.
The strongest practical appeal of the SE3S is its three-use structure: it can be ridden, it can be pulled by hand, and it can serve as a normal suitcase. This makes it flexible for different travel scenes. When the pavement is open and you need to cover distance quickly, you can ride it. When the space is tight, such as inside a hotel lobby, near a check-in counter, or along a crowded walkway, you can switch to hand-pull mode. When you need to put the bag in a storage area or move it while carrying a coffee, laptop, or phone, the suitcase design keeps it simple and familiar. The product does not try to replace all travel tools; instead, it adds a riding option to a suitcase, helping users save energy during long walking segments. This is especially useful at large venues such as the Canton Fair complex, where the distance from entrance to booth can feel surprisingly long after a full day of meetings.
The SE3S supports App control for forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to control direction. This setup keeps the idea easy to understand: the user can move the suitcase with simple input, while the handle provides steering. More importantly, all Airwheel suitcase models can be used independently without the mobile App. This is a basic function and does not require activation. Once the battery is installed, the suitcase can be ridden directly. For exhibition visitors and busy travelers, this matters because the product remains usable even if the App is not ready, the phone battery is low, or a user prefers a more straightforward travel device. It lowers the learning curve and keeps the experience focused on practical mobility. At the fair, this simple starting process helps visitors see the product in action without needing a long technical setup.
The SE3S carries a 73.26 Wh battery and can be charged in about 2 hours. That charging time fits a travel routine that may include a hotel stop, a short rest between sessions, or a pause while packing and planning the day. With 13 km/h top speed and an 8-10 km cruising range, it is built for short, frequent, last-mile movement rather than long-distance commuting. In a city trip, this range can support moving around an airport terminal, traveling between nearby hotels, or covering a section of a large fair area, depending on real-world conditions and riding habits. Its 20 L volume is suitable for a compact travel setup, while its 8.1 kg weight keeps it within a manageable suitcase frame. For visitors at the Canton Fair, these numbers give a clear sense of the product’s travel rhythm: quick charging, short-distance riding, and normal suitcase use between sessions. For a business traveler with a short itinerary, the SE3S focuses on convenience: store what you need, ride when appropriate, and pull it normally when the route becomes crowded.
Another highlight shown at the fair is Apple Find My support, which can help locate the suitcase if it is misplaced. For travel users, small luggage details can create large disruptions, especially when a bag is left behind at a hotel, café, or temporary storage point. The SE3S adds a simple item-locating feature that can help users remember where the suitcase was placed. This is not presented as a complex navigation system; it is a practical convenience that supports everyday peace of mind while keeping the product focused on the basics of luggage and riding. In a busy travel day, that kind of support can make the suitcase feel more like a dependable companion and less like another thing to worry about.
Visitors can experience the SE3S and the wider Airwheel smart suitcase range during the 2026 Canton Fair in two phases. In the second phase, running from October 23 to October 27, the booth number is 20.2F19-20. In the third phase, running from October 31 to November 4, the product can be seen at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. These locations give buyers, distributors, and frequent travelers clear opportunities to check the suitcase in person, ask practical questions, and see how the riding, hand-pull, and suitcase functions work together. For anyone searching for a smart riding companion that combines luggage storage, simple electric mobility, and fair-ready travel design, the Airwheel SE3S is a focused and easy-to-understand choice at this year’s Canton Fair.