At the third phase of the 140th Canton Fair in 2026, held from October 31 to November 4, visitors can meet the Airwheel electric smart luggage at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. The featured model, SE3SX, is aimed at travelers who want luggage that can do more than roll behind them. It is designed for business trips, short city travel, exhibition visits, and airport movement, where a suitcase that supports both riding and hand pulling can make arrival days feel easier. The booth setting gives visitors a chance to see how the product fits into a modern travel routine while keeping the basics simple: a suitcase, a handle, wheels, a battery, and controlled movement.
The SE3SX weighs about 6.6 kg and offers 20 litres of packing space, a combination that makes it useful for light travelers and business users who need room for a laptop, documents, clothes, and small personal items. For a smart luggage display, this size is easy to understand: it can be used as regular luggage depending on the trip length, while the 20-litre shell provides a compact profile that does not feel bulky. The product can be used by hand pull, ridden, or sat on, giving users different ways to move through long corridors, exhibition halls, and busy terminals.
A major point at the Canton Fair booth is how straightforward the operation is. The Airwheel smart suitcase can be controlled through an app for forward and backward movement, while direction is managed through the handle. At the same time, every model can operate independently without a phone app. This is the basic function, so there is no activation step to start riding. Once the battery is installed, the user can directly use it as a rideable luggage option. The app is presented as an added convenience, not as a required part of the experience, which helps keep the first-time setup simple for busy travelers.
The SE3SX has a battery capacity of 73.26Wh and a charging time of about two hours, while the stated riding range is 8 to 10 kilometres and the maximum speed is 9.9 km/h. These figures make the product feel practical for short travel segments rather than high-speed road use. A user moving through a large venue, walking the final distance from a drop-off point, or crossing a long terminal corridor can use the luggage at a controlled pace. The two-hour charging window also supports simple planning: after one night or a short rest period, the battery can be ready again for the next trip.
The suitcase includes Apple Find My support, helping owners locate a lost bag when it has been misplaced. For business travelers, exhibition staff, and frequent riders, this is a useful safety feature because luggage can be left behind in lounges, hotel areas, or meeting rooms. The function is focused on location when lost and works within the given Airwheel feature list. It does not add unnecessary complexity. Instead, it supports the main story of the product: a practical electric suitcase that remains easy to use, easy to move, and suitable for people who want a more active travel experience.
At the 140th Canton Fair, the SE3SX is shown as a direct answer to one common travel problem: distance between transport, building entrances, hotels, and booths. For a person carrying a bag for many hours, the option to sit, ride, or pull creates more flexibility. With 20 litres of space, 6.6 kg weight, 8 to 10 km range, 9.9 km/h speed, 73.26Wh battery, about two hours of charging, app control for forward and backward movement, handle-controlled direction, independent riding without the app, and Apple Find My for a lost bag, the product is easy to explain in a simple demonstration. Visitors can understand it quickly, and buyers can compare it with conventional luggage and consider how a rideable suitcase may fit their own travel needs at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12.
For buyers and partners at the fair, the display makes the value clear. The product is not presented as a complicated machine. It is a suitcase with electric movement, simple riding, hand pulling, app-based forward/back control, handle direction, battery specifications, Apple Find My location support when lost, and a range suited to short travel use. This clarity is useful for OEM/ODM discussions because visitors can quickly understand what the product does and who it suits: commuters, airport users, exhibition attendees, and travelers who want a more active way to move a compact bag. The SE3SX also shows how the Airwheel concept can fit into a travel-focused booth conversation at the third phase of the 140th Canton Fair.