At the 2026 Canton Fair, the Airwheel OEM/ODM smart luggage line attracts buyers who want a different kind of travel product: not just a hard shell with wheels, but a suitcase that can help a person move when walking feels too slow. Among the models shown, the SE3T is a strong example for readers who travel often for business or personal trips. Its 48L capacity gives enough room for clothing, documents, and small daily items, while its around 9 kg weight keeps the body manageable for carrying, rolling, and riding in suitable environments. The product is not presented as a special gadget; it is built around a simple idea. When the traveler needs to move a short distance, the luggage can support ride mode. When the traveler arrives, stops, or passes through a place where riding is not needed, it can still be hand-pulled like a conventional suitcase. This makes it easy to demonstrate at the fair, and the booth schedule below helps buyers find the display area.

The SE3T uses a 73.26Wh battery and offers an 8 to 10 kilometer range. That distance is useful for travel-related situations where the trip is too long to enjoy walking with a loaded suitcase, but not so long that another mobility solution becomes necessary. The charging time is about two hours, which fits naturally into a hotel break, a lunch pause before a meeting, or a short rest before the next journey. The maximum speed is 13 km/h, giving the ride mode a controlled feel that is more suitable for a luggage product than a high-speed personal vehicle. The 48L volume is one of the model’s most practical selling points, because it gives the suitcase a real travel role while also supporting the riding function. The around 9 kg body weight is also helpful. It is not overly light, which gives the rider a stable structure, but it is still reasonable to carry or roll when the ride mode is not in use. Visitors at the 140th Canton Fair can examine the shell, handle, size, and overall layout to understand how the SE3T might fit their travel market.
One of the clearest highlights is the multi-mode design. The SE3T can be ridden, can support sitting, and can be hand-pulled. In ride mode, the app controls forward and backward movement, while the handlebar is used to guide the direction. This split of control functions makes the riding experience easy to explain to buyers. The rider can steer with the handle and use the app to move the luggage forward or backward, keeping the interaction simple. More importantly, all models in this line can operate independently without a mobile app. This basic function does not require activation. After the battery is installed, the luggage can be used directly for riding or pulling. For business travelers, this is a practical advantage because they may not want extra setup steps before using a suitcase. At the Canton Fair, visitors can see how the controls are arranged on the physical handle and how the product changes from ride mode to hand-pull mode without altering its core travel function.
The SE3T also supports Apple Find My, which helps owners locate a misplaced item. For a suitcase used during travel, losing sight of it in a hotel corridor, a waiting area, or a large exhibition venue can be inconvenient. The Find My function gives users a familiar way to check where a misplaced luggage item is, without making the product depend on constant phone pairing. Airwheel presents this as a supportive feature, not the main reason to use the suitcase. The luggage remains a mobility helper and a storage carrier at the same time. If the traveler wants ride mode, the installed battery enables movement. If the traveler only needs to roll the suitcase through a lobby, platform, or hotel hallway, it works as ordinary luggage. That balance is useful for buyers who want one product to serve multiple travel moments. It also fits the kind of practical innovation that is easy to understand at a trade exhibition.
People who often move between meetings, trade visits, family trips, short city transfers, or business stays may find the SE3T especially relevant. It is also a product that retail buyers, travel accessory buyers, and mobility-focused merchants can inspect because its core parameters are clear. The 73.26Wh battery, about two-hour charging time, 8 to 10 kilometer range, 48L capacity, around 9 kg weight, and 13 km/h maximum speed give buyers a concrete basis for comparing it with other travel products. The display is easy to evaluate at the 140th Canton Fair because the physical structure, riding posture, and hand-pull function can all be checked on site. For 2026 Canton Fair information, Phase 2 runs from October 23 to October 27 at booth 20.2F19-20. Phase 3 runs from October 31 to November 4 at booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. Visitors interested in smart luggage, rideable suitcase concepts, or travel products can stop by the booth to see the SE3T display and learn about the exhibition details before making a buying decision.