At Canton Fair 2026, buyers and frequent travelers are looking for luggage that solves more than one problem at a time. A suitcase that can be pulled, ridden, and used without needing a phone can be a strong booth highlight. The Airwheel SE3T is made for that kind of busy travel scene. It offers a 48L main compartment, a weight of around 9kg, and a 73.26Wh battery. With an 8-10km range and about two hours of charging time, it gives the line-up a simple, practical story: more movement for short-distance travel, with packing space still in mind.
The SE3T is built around a straightforward idea: travel does not always require the same action. In a terminal, a visitor may pull the suitcase through a queue. In a quieter open area, the same person may sit and ride short distances at a maximum speed of about 13km/h. That mix of pulling and riding is what makes it feel useful for business trips, family travel, and exhibition days. The 48L capacity keeps the product grounded in luggage use. Instead of chasing unnecessary features, the SE3T focuses on what travelers already understand: space, movement, and a bag that can move with them through the day.
The control experience is easy to demonstrate on the floor. After the battery is installed, the suitcase can be ridden directly. No app activation is needed for basic use. If the app is connected, it can be used to control forward and backward movement, while the handle guides direction. This keeps the product friendly for first-time visitors and useful for buyers who care about ease of use. The SE3T is not presented as a complicated gadget. It is presented as a suitcase with optional app control, so the main idea can be understood quickly and confidently.

During a trade fair, visitors often judge a product in seconds. The SE3T can work well here because the action is visible: pull, sit, ride, and move again. This makes it easy to talk about without needing a long technical explanation. The around 9kg weight can be lifted and pushed like normal luggage, while the 48L space looks like a practical travel bag. The short ride mode is not framed as a long-distance transport solution. It is framed as a helpful extra for moving across busy areas, which is close to how many travelers already think about terminals, large hotels, and convention centers.
The 73.26Wh battery supports an 8-10km range, enough for repeated short trips inside an airport, around a hotel area, or between exhibition zones. Charging takes about two hours, so the product can be refreshed during a break, a meal, or a meeting. For frequent airport transfers, this means the suitcase can support short daily mobility between meetings, lounges, gates, and exits. It keeps the product practical for short, frequent movements rather than long journeys. For a travel-focused display, this combination is simple to present: practical packing volume, a defined range, and a clear charging story.
The SE3T also supports Apple Find My, which helps users locate a lost suitcase. This is a calm and practical addition for travel buyers, business users, and families who often worry about leaving a bag behind in a terminal, lounge, or hotel room. The feature is best described as location assistance for a missing item. It supports the product’s travel use case in a familiar way. For visitors comparing many luggage brands, this can be the difference between “another suitcase” and “a bag that makes travel feel slightly easier.”
This model suits travelers who move often but still need luggage to behave like luggage. Business users with short terminal transfers may find the switch from pull mode to ride mode useful. Families can use it during fair days or large public spaces, where a traveler may need a short seated break. It is also a good fit for exhibition users who spend long hours walking and carrying samples. For buyers, the SE3T gives a clear selling point that does not rely on abstract technology language. The product can be introduced with a short scene: arrive, use 48L packing space, ride across open space, and pull into a taxi or hotel area. That story is simple, visual, and easy to remember.
If you want to see the SE3T in motion, plan a visit to Airwheel during the fair. Phase 2 runs from October 23 to 27 at booth 20.2F19-20. Phase 3 runs from October 31 to November 4 at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. These stops give buyers, travel retailers, and product developers a chance to watch the pull-to-ride transition, check the 48L packing space, compare the around 9kg weight with their own expectations, and understand how the app and handle work together. If your line needs a rideable suitcase with clear travel utility, the SE3T offers a focused, practical answer.