At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel presents its electric smart suitcase lineup for travelers who often move through airports, convention centers and city transit hubs. Among the models shown, the SE3SX stands out as a practical option for frequent travelers who want a compact 20 L case that can be pulled, ridden, or app-controlled when the user chooses. The fair gives visitors a chance to see how an electric suitcase can turn a long walk to the gate, a busy exhibition hall or a short city hop into a more manageable journey.
The SE3SX is listed at about 6.6 kg, with a 20 L capacity and a top speed of 9.9 km/h. It uses a 73.26 Wh battery, takes about two hours to charge, and offers an 8 to 10 km range. These numbers make it suitable for short repeated trips during business travel, airport transfers, hotel connections, or a light leisure journey through a city.
The product can be pulled by hand, ridden by a user, or controlled through an app for forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to steer. This flexibility matters at a trade fair, where visitors may want to try the pull mode, ride mode, or app mode without being forced to connect an app every step of the way. All models, including the SE3SX, can be used without the app as a basic function. Once the battery is installed, the suitcase is ready to ride.
For many travelers, the hardest part of a trip is not the luggage itself, but the distance between the terminal, the taxi stand, the hotel lobby, the meeting venue and the platform where the next train is waiting. The SE3SX is designed to reduce that repeated walking load without becoming an oversized machine. At 6.6 kg, it keeps a compact feel, and at 20 L it still offers useful space for personal items, documents and small travel essentials. Its 9.9 km/h top speed is set for short-distance movement, while the 8 to 10 km range supports a busy exhibition day or several transit connections.
The Canton Fair is a busy place. Visitors need to move quickly, compare products, collect materials and talk to suppliers. The SE3SX fits that setting because it offers a simple message: this is not only a suitcase, but also a mobile travel aid. Airwheel’s booth presentation can show how a person can switch from pulling the case to riding it, or from manual use to app-assisted forward and backward movement. The two-hour charge and 73.26 Wh battery are easy parameters for trade visitors to understand, and the 20 L capacity helps show who the product may suit: short-trip business users, airport commuters, exhibition staff, and travelers who want one bag that can move with less effort.
The product includes Apple Find My support, helping a user locate a lost suitcase. For travelers, this adds a practical convenience layer to an item that is often used in transit hubs, where bags can be set down briefly while checking a phone, boarding pass or product sample. Visitors who want to see the SE3SX and related models can stop by during Phase Two from October 23 to October 27 at booth 20.2F19-20, or during Phase Three from October 31 to November 4 at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38 and 20.2K11-12.
At the booth, travelers and buyers can ask about the SE3SX’s 6.6 kg body, 20 L space, 73.26 Wh battery, two-hour charging time and 8 to 10 km range. They can also compare the pull, ride and app-controlled options, and see that the case still works as a basic suitcase without the app. This makes the display useful for people who want a product that is simple to test, easy to understand and practical for short trips. It is aimed at short daily journeys rather than long-distance outdoor travel.
For a business traveler, the value of the SE3SX is straightforward. It keeps the travel bag close at hand, gives a short-distance ride option, and does not require app use to operate as a basic moving suitcase. It may appeal to users who walk long routes between terminals, exhibition halls and transport stations, and who want an electric suitcase that can be pulled, ridden or app-controlled depending on the moment. For a leisure traveler, the same features support a lighter, more relaxed way to move through a city, especially when the journey is made of many short distances rather than one long trek.