For business travelers, weekend explorers, and frequent flyers visiting the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel’s smart electric luggage shows a practical upgrade to a simple suitcase. It can be hand-pulled, ridden when tired, and controlled through basic app commands. Visitors can find the product during the second session, October 23 to 27, at booth 20.2F19-20, and during the third session, October 31 to November 4, at booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. The message is clear: luggage should help you move, not just follow you through terminals, hotel entrances, and busy fair halls.
Among the lineup, the SE3SX is a compact example worth testing. It weighs about 6.6 kg, making it easier to lift and maneuver during daily travel. Its 20 L internal volume is suitable for short business trips, weekend stays, or quick trade-show essentials. The electric mobility mode is the main highlight. With a 73.26 Wh battery and about 2 hours of charging time, it supports an 8 to 10 km range at a top speed of around 9.9 km/h. For long walks inside a huge exhibition complex, that short-distance boost can save energy without turning the suitcase into a heavy machine.
At the booth, the most practical demonstration is the transition from pulling to riding. Airwheel presents the SE3SX as a suitcase that supports three common travel modes: hand-pulled, ridden, and ordinary wheeled use when the electric mode is not needed. When the rider stands on the platform, control is simple. The companion app helps send forward and backward commands, while the handle guides direction. Importantly, the basic function can work without opening the app. There is no described activation step; after the battery is installed, the luggage can be ridden directly. That is useful for travelers who want speed before connecting to a phone or navigating a busy airport.
Another detail worth checking is the Apple Find My integration, which is described as a way to help locate a misplaced luggage item. It does not promise perfect recovery in every situation, but it adds a convenience layer for bags left in ride zones, meeting areas, or hotel corners. At a large event like the Canton Fair, locating your luggage quickly can reduce stress. Combined with the rideable function and simple operation, this makes the product feel more like a travel tool than a novelty gadget.
Airwheel’s appeal at the fair is that it solves real friction. Short-distance movement between check-in desks, exhibition aisles, shuttle points, and waiting lounges is where travelers often feel the weight of luggage. The SE3SX keeps a suitcase shape while adding a light, rideable option. Its 6.6 kg build and 20 L capacity still allow normal use, while the 8 to 10 km range and 9.9 km/h speed provide a helpful mobility boost for tired moments. The 2-hour charging time and 73.26 Wh battery also fit hotel or exhibition-day routines.
What makes this luggage stand out at the Canton Fair is its fit with real travel moments. The long walk from check-in to gate, the ride from parking to exhibition entrance, and the tired return after a day of meetings are exactly where a suitcase that can be ridden adds value. The 8 to 10 km range is not about covering the whole trip; it is about easing the last, most inconvenient part of a journey. The 9.9 km/h top speed for the SE3SX keeps the experience practical rather than extreme. The 6.6 kg build means the bag still behaves like luggage, and the 20 L capacity gives enough space for short business trips. For users comparing it with ordinary luggage, the difference is small in daily use but meaningful in busy places. At the booth, that is the story to focus on: a suitcase that can still be pulled normally, becomes easier to move when you need a rest, and keeps the basic electric function simple enough to use without extra setup. This is also why Apple Find My feels relevant to a trade-show audience. It matches the way people actually lose small comfort in large travel systems: not because of dramatic theft stories, but because bags get left in corners, shuttle stops, and temporary storage areas. In that context, a locate-your-bag feature supports the product’s role as a practical travel companion.
For attendees in 2026, Airwheel offers a focused look at electric travel luggage that remains simple, practical, and suitcase-first. The SE3SX model gives a clear picture of the direction: about 6.6 kg, 20 L, a 73.26 Wh battery, roughly 2 hours of charging, an 8 to 10 km range, and a top speed of about 9.9 km/h. It can be pulled, ridden, and used without the app for basic operation, with the handle steering and the app assisting forward and backward control. Apple Find My adds another layer for locating a misplaced bag. It is worth seeing at booth 20.2F19-20 in the second session or at booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12 in the third session.