At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel will present its smart electric luggage at two clear showcase windows: the second phase from October 23 to October 27 at booth 20.2F19-20, and the third phase from October 31 to November 4 at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. For buyers, media visitors, and trade clients who move between exhibitions, meeting rooms, airports, and short business trips, the exhibit is designed around one practical product direction: a patented-design smart suitcase that supports everyday travel movement without complicated promises. Instead of filling a booth with abstract concepts, the showcase focuses on how an electric luggage product can make a travel day feel simpler, more mobile, and easier to manage in real transit environments. For trade clients, this also offers a direct view of how smart luggage can be positioned in the travel-goods category, combining mobility support, suitcase capacity, and product usability in one exhibit.
Among the displayed models, the SE3T is easy to imagine as a central choice for frequent travelers who still need to carry a normal amount of luggage. This model has a volume of 48L, which gives users room for short trips, clothing, documents, laptop accessories, and daily essentials. Its weight is around 9kg, so it remains connected to the real-life need of moving, checking in, and handling luggage during a journey. The battery capacity is 73.26Wh, and charging takes about 2 hours. With a range of 8 to 10 kilometers and a top speed of 13 km/h, the product is built for short-distance travel support, especially in the kind of walking scenarios that many business travelers already understand well. For a typical business itinerary, these specifications point to a suitcase that can support daily moving across terminals, venue corridors, hotel routes, and similar short-distance travel situations. It is not presented as a complicated machine, but as a smart suitcase that fits a practical travel routine.
The key idea behind the product is not only electric support, but flexible usage. The suitcase can be ridden, can be pulled by hand, and can also support sitting use in the product’s designed riding context. This makes it suitable for different moments of a trip. You can keep it beside you when you need to move freely, pull it like normal luggage when walking through quiet or crowded spaces, and change the way you interact with it when short-distance movement is the main need. During the fair, visitors can see how this one-product-multiple-roles approach is shown as part of Airwheel’s product presentation, making the booth more than a static display of suitcase parts. For buyers, this flexibility is easy to explain: the same product can respond to a traveler’s changing pace within the same trip.
For users who like a connected experience, the suitcase can use an App to control forward and backward movement, while the handle controls direction. At the same time, every model can also operate independently without a phone App. The basic functions do not require activation, and once the battery is installed, the suitcase can be ridden directly. This makes it useful for travelers who want App control when convenient, but still need a simple ready-to-use suitcase for business trips, family travel, and quick movement between check-in areas and meeting venues. This is especially helpful for people who may not want to keep a phone App connected at every step of a travel day. The product is presented as a practical travel tool, not a device that only works after setup.
Another highlighted feature is Apple Find My support. In travel environments, a suitcase can be left at a meeting corner, a hotel lounge, a shuttle area, or a temporary check-in point, and the need to locate a lost item becomes real. The product can help locate a lost suitcase through the Find My system. This is a simple but important point for users who already use an Apple ecosystem, because it connects luggage movement with a familiar device experience. The showcase presents this feature as part of everyday travel convenience, rather than adding unrelated smart functions that do not answer the basic question of where a suitcase is. The focus is practical: locating a lost or misplaced suitcase during a busy schedule.
For fair visitors, the showcase will focus on real use cases. Buyers and partners can learn how the luggage supports riding, pulling, and short-distance movement; how App control and direct independent operation work; how the 73.26Wh battery, about 2-hour charging, 8 to 10 kilometer range, 13 km/h top speed, and 48L volume are positioned for travel habits; and how Apple Find My supports locating a lost suitcase. It also gives media and visitors a simple way to compare the model’s capacity, speed, range, battery time, and riding experience in one showcase area. The Airwheel presentation is not about adding unrelated gimmicks to a suitcase. It is about making one travel product fit more situations, from the check-in counter to the venue path, and from a short business movement to a daily commute-style trip.
With the 2026 Canton Fair schedule set, the Airwheel booth becomes a good place to view the product from a practical traveler’s perspective. If you care about handling around 9kg, short-distance movement, App-assisted control, independent operation, and a clear suitcase role in a busy travel day, this showcase will make the product easy to understand. As travel demand becomes more focused on practical mobility, this booth presentation gives attendees a straightforward reason to stop, ask questions, and understand why electric luggage is becoming a useful travel category. See the Airwheel smart luggage line, including the featured SE3T model, during October 23-27 at booth 20.2F19-20, or during October 31-November 4 at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12.