Long airport walks, wide exhibition halls, late-night transfers, and business trips that seem to swallow the day are familiar pain points for modern travelers. At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel brings a practical answer to that crowded reality: the SE3S electric smart suitcase. Designed for people who travel for business, trade, and frequent short trips, this rideable case is built to be more than luggage. It can be hand-pulled, ridden, and used as a compact travel companion. Visitors can find it during Phase Two, from 23 to 27 October, at Booth 20.2F19-20, and during Phase Three, from 31 October to 4 November, at Booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12.
The SE3S is positioned as a travel case for those who still need to carry gear while making movement easier. With a weight of about 8.1 kg and a capacity of 20 L, it keeps a relatively compact profile while still offering space for essentials. The built-in battery is 73.26 Wh, and charging takes about 2 hours. That means a quick recharge can fit into a hotel evening, an airport stop, or the break between meetings. Once powered, it offers a range of 8-10 km, which is useful for covering terminal distance, exhibition corridors, and short routes between a station, hotel, or venue. In riding mode, the maximum speed is 13 km/h, helping users move faster than normal walking without the case feeling oversized on a crowded floor.
For businesspeople and trade-show visitors, the biggest time sink is not always the flight or the meeting. It is the movement in between: dragging bags through huge halls, waiting at gates, and crossing open floors with too much weight on your arm. The SE3S addresses that by giving users options. You can pull it by hand when space is tight, switch to riding mode when the route is clear enough, and keep it as a case for storing personal items. It is especially relevant for frequent flyers who want a more active way to handle airport walking, or professionals attending events like the Canton Fair, where distances can feel long when you are carrying samples, brochures, or laptop bags. The point is not to turn every journey into a race. The point is to make short-distance movement less tiring.
A key part of the SE3S story is that it can be used independently without a phone App. Once the battery is installed, users can ride it directly as a basic function, with no activation required. When you prefer to use the App, it can control forward and backward movement, while the handlebar is used to steer the direction. This two-layer control idea makes it easy to understand at a booth demo: the case is not trying to do complicated things you cannot verify. It is a rideable suitcase with straightforward operation. In addition, the SE3S includes Apple Find My support, which can help locate a lost case when you need it most. For travelers who often move through unfamiliar spaces, that is a practical feature to see in person.
At the Canton Fair, a product like this makes more sense when people can see its actual size, weight, and movement. For the SE3S, visitors can observe how a 20 L case fits into short-trip travel needs, how the 8.1 kg structure feels to handle, and how the 8-10 km range may translate into everyday routes. Staff can explain the App option for forward and backward control, the handlebar steering, and the fact that the device can be ridden without phone activation after the battery is installed. If you are also evaluating other models in the SE3 line, this is a good opportunity to ask for model comparisons directly, then decide which size, speed, and storage option best matches your own travel habits.
Travelers who want to test whether a rideable suitcase can reduce the fatigue of long airport and exhibition distances should stop by the Airwheel booth. Phase Two runs from 23 to 27 October at Booth 20.2F19-20, and Phase Three continues from 31 October to 4 November at Booth 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. The SE3S is a focused example of how the brand wants to make trips more efficient: a 73.26 Wh battery, about 2 hours of charging, 8-10 km of range, and a 13 km/h top speed for the model. Combined with hand-pull mode, riding mode, App-assisted forward and backward control with handlebar steering, and Apple Find My support for locating a lost case, it presents a clear value proposition for business travel. If you are attending the Canton Fair with tight schedules and many walking distances, it is worth adding this booth to your route.