
Canton Fair 2026 is a busy place for buyers, exhibitors and travel professionals, and the Airwheel electric suitcase booth offers a practical stop for people who want luggage that can make a long day easier. Airwheel presents its easy-use rideable suitcase in the second phase from October 23 to October 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and in the third phase from October 31 to November 4 at Booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38 and 20.2K11-12. The featured product is the Airwheel SE3MiniT, aimed at frequent flyers, business travellers, families on the move and anyone who wants to move between terminals, hotels and exhibition halls without relying only on their legs.
The SE3MiniT is designed for people who carry less heavy baggage but still want a useful companion on long travel days. Its weight is about 6.8kg, and its capacity is 26L, a compact size for short business trips, weekend getaways or days when a large suitcase feels too heavy to move. The battery capacity is listed at 73.26Wh, and the charging time is about 2 hours, so the bag is easy to prepare before a trip. With a range of 8 to 10 kilometres, it is well suited to airport terminals, convention centres, train stations and short streets between hotels and venues. It is not trying to replace a full-size suitcase; it is trying to make the walking part of travel easier.

One of the most practical points of the suitcase is that it can be ridden and it can also be pulled by hand. This matters at an exhibition like Canton Fair, where aisles can be crowded and security areas may require slower, more controlled movement. In a quieter open stretch, a rider can use the rideable mode; in a busy concourse, an elevator lobby or a security queue, the suitcase can return to normal rolling behaviour with its handle. For business travellers, this flexibility may help cover the final distance after a shuttle drop-off. For families, it can give a tired parent or an older child a break from carrying a bag. The SE3MiniT has a maximum speed of 8km/h, which supports a controlled, easy pace that fits pedestrian environments better than a fast commute vehicle.
The product can use a phone app for forward and backward control, while a handle controls direction. The idea is simple: the rider steers with the handle, while the app can be used for basic movement control. More importantly, the SE3MiniT can be used independently without a phone app. This is a basic function, no activation is required, and with the battery fitted, riders can start directly. Airwheel highlights this easy-use logic because many travellers do not want to pair a device before stepping onto a platform, moving through a terminal or arriving at a booth. The experience is meant to be straightforward: fit the battery, make sure the suitcase is ready, and use the mode that suits the moment. This also fits the Canton Fair setting, where visitors can compare the suitcase without a long setup explanation.
The suitcase is compatible with Apple Find My, which can help you locate the bag if it is misplaced or lost. This is a practical advantage for busy travellers. Airports, hotels, taxis and exhibition halls are full of similar-looking bags, and Apple Find My support can make it easier to find a suitcase that has been left behind. For buyers who care about everyday peace of mind, this feature adds value without making the suitcase feel complicated. Since the riding function can work without a phone app, the SE3MiniT remains easy to use while Apple Find My support helps when a bag is lost or misplaced.
The SE3MiniT gives a clear demonstration of how electric luggage can be practical rather than flashy. It combines a lightweight build, a ride-and-pull concept, a 73.26Wh battery, about 2 hours of charging time, an 8 to 10 kilometre range, a 26L packing capacity, a maximum speed of 8km/h, optional app movement control and Apple Find My support for locating a lost bag. If you are searching for luggage that can ease a long airport day, support short trips or make a busy exhibition floor easier to navigate, stop by Booth 20.2F19-20 during the second phase, or Booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38 and 20.2K11-12 during the third phase. Airwheel’s message is simple: easier movement for travellers, and a straightforward demo for fair visitors.