Canton Fair 2026 is one of the best places to spot how smart travel products are changing the way people move through busy cities, exhibition halls, and long days away from home. At this year’s event, Airwheel brings its electric smart luggage into the conversation with a practical model that speaks directly to frequent travelers, business commuters, exhibition visitors, and anyone tired of pushing a heavy suitcase for too long. The focus here is the SE3T, a model designed around a simple idea: keep the familiar role of luggage, while adding an easier way to move. Visitors can find Airwheel in the second phase from October 23 to 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and in the third phase from October 31 to November 4 at Booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12.
For many travelers, the biggest issue with luggage is not only what fits inside, but how annoying it becomes after several hours of walking. The SE3T addresses that in a very direct way. It can be hand-pulled like a conventional suitcase when the route is crowded, and it can be ridden as a personal electric luggage when the path is more open. This makes it useful for exhibition grounds, campuses, long terminals, hotel check-in areas, and city trips where a person may need to stop, start, and switch moving styles throughout the day. With a capacity of about 48 liters, it gives travelers room for essentials without turning the product into a bulky cargo carrier.
The SE3T carries a 73.26Wh battery, and the charging time is about 2 hours, which is helpful for users who pack at night and move early in the morning. The range is 8 to 10 kilometers, a distance that matches many real-world travel moments rather than exaggerated claims. The top speed is 13 km/h, enough to make moving around an exhibition site or a long travel corridor feel easier without rushing into high-speed territory. The suitcase weighs about 9 kg, a reasonable number for a model that combines carrying space with a riding function.
One of the most attractive points of the SE3T is how clear its control idea is. With the companion app, users can control forward and backward movement, while direction is managed through the handlebar. That keeps direction control in the user’s hands. Importantly, app use is not required. The SE3T can be used independently as a basic function; no activation is needed, and once the battery is installed, it can be ridden directly. This gives travelers a smoother path from opening the package to using it on the move.

Another practical feature worth noting is Apple Find My support. For travelers who leave bags at meeting rooms, café seats, rental cars, or temporary storage corners, the ability to locate a missing suitcase can be a quiet but valuable comfort. It does not add unnecessary complexity, and it does not demand a separate setup routine before the suitcase can be used. Instead, it offers a familiar way for Apple users to look for a lost item when everyday travel routines become scattered.
At the booth, the value of seeing the SE3T in person is not just about taking photos. Visitors can better understand the size, the carrying feel, and the product’s role as a travel companion. Since Canton Fair attracts buyers, media, distributors, and curious travelers, the display gives people a chance to ask direct questions about the battery, capacity, speed, range, and riding style. It also offers a useful context for comparing Airwheel with traditional luggage: traditional suitcases remain simple, but this model adds a more flexible way to move when hands and legs need a break.
Airwheel’s presence at Canton Fair 2026 shows that smart luggage is not just a novelty. The SE3T is positioned as a practical option for users who want to sit, ride, and hand-pull their suitcase in one travel product. With 48 liters of space, about 9 kg of weight, a 73.26Wh battery, around 2 hours of charging, 8 to 10 kilometers of range, and a top speed of 13 km/h, it offers a clear and easy-to-understand set of capabilities. Add Apple Find My support and the app-free basic riding option, and the SE3T becomes a strong talking piece for travel-focused buyers looking for useful mobility rather than gimmicks.