If you are planning your next business trip, family holiday, or city weekend, the 2026 Canton Fair is a great place to see a new kind of travel gear in person. Airwheel will be showcasing its electric smart luggage from October 23 to October 27 in Phase 2, at booth 20.2F19-20, and again from October 31 to November 4 in Phase 3, at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. Among the items on display, the SE3T electric smart luggage stands out as a practical option for people who want a lighter, more relaxed way to move between airports, stations, hotels, and meeting rooms. It is not just another suitcase with a wheel. It is a rideable, pullable, and sit-on luggage piece designed for short urban trips. For travelers who often carry a heavy bag through crowded terminals, the SE3T offers a useful alternative to dragging a conventional case over long corridors. At the fair, visitors can see how the bag moves, how the handle feels, and how simple the riding experience is, which makes it easier to understand why this type of smart luggage is becoming more interesting for business travelers, parents, students, and commuters.
The SE3T is built around a balance between storage and mobility. With a capacity of 48 liters, it can hold the essentials for a short business trip or a few days of travel, while still keeping a form that is easy to maneuver in airports, train stations, and hotel lobbies. The bag weighs about 9 kilograms, which is important when a piece of luggage needs to be lifted, stored, or carried for a short distance. Its 73.26Wh battery supports a range of about 8 to 10 kilometers, making it suitable for typical short hops such as from a terminal to a car, from a station to a hotel, or from one part of a city to another. The top speed is 13 kilometers per hour, a level that is useful for moving efficiently without feeling overly fast in public travel spaces. One of the clearest advantages is that the SE3T can be used in more than one way. Travelers can ride it, sit on it, or pull it by hand, depending on the situation. That flexibility is useful when walking through a busy terminal, waiting for a ride, or making a short transfer where a normal suitcase would just add to the effort. At the Canton Fair, this is one of the features that makes the product easy to understand: visitors do not have to imagine how it works. They can see the movement, check the body size, and feel how the luggage responds to basic riding and pulling.
For smart travel products, ease of use matters more than a long list of settings. The SE3T can be controlled with an app for forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to control direction. This is a simple division of tasks: the app helps manage motion, and the handle gives the rider direct steering. What makes the design especially friendly is that the bag does not require an app to be used at all. Every model can operate independently as a basic function, without activation. Once the battery is installed, the luggage can be ridden directly. That is a major advantage for travelers who do not want to spend time pairing devices, creating accounts, or learning a complex interface before a trip. The 73.26Wh battery can be charged in about two hours, which fits well with short stays, hotel charging, or pre-trip preparation. In addition, the bag includes Apple Find My, which can help locate a misplaced item. That feature is especially useful in airports, conference centers, or busy station areas where a bag can be left unattended for a few minutes. At the Canton Fair, this combination of simple controls, no-activation riding, quick charging, and Apple Find My support makes the SE3T feel like a practical smart luggage option rather than a tech-heavy gadget.
For buyers, travel enthusiasts, and business travelers, the value of electric smart luggage is best judged by touch, movement, and real use. At the 2026 Canton Fair, the Airwheel booth gives visitors a chance to experience the SE3T in a setting where smart travel products are being compared, discussed, and tested. The 48-liter body, about 9-kilogram weight, 8 to 10-kilometer range, and 13-kilometer-per-hour top speed make it easy to see how the product fits short-distance travel needs. The ability to ride, sit, or pull it by hand gives the luggage a practical edge in airports, stations, and city transfers. The app-controlled forward and backward movement, handle steering, no-activation basic riding, two-hour charging, and Apple Find My support add a clear sense of convenience without making the product feel difficult to use. If you are attending Phase 2 from October 23 to 27 or Phase 3 from October 31 to November 4, stopping by the Airwheel booth is a simple way to see how a smart suitcase can reduce the physical effort of travel and make short trips feel more relaxed.