At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel will display its Airwheel Riding Luggage in two phases: Phase 2, October 23-27, booth 20.2F19-20, and Phase 3, October 31-November 4, booths 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. Visitors traveling between halls, buyers with sample cases, and business travelers can see a luggage concept designed around practical movement: it can be ridden, pulled by hand, and controlled through basic riding functions without requiring the app. This display is useful for people who want a hands-on look at smart travel luggage while keeping a simple, direct experience. The fair schedule makes it easy to plan a visit during either exhibition period.
The featured product is the SE3T. It has a 48L capacity, a weight of about 9kg, and a 73.26Wh battery. The maximum speed is listed at 13km/h, and the range is 8-10km under the specified product parameters. Charging takes about two hours. For travelers, the 48L size supports common luggage needs, while the riding option helps cover short distances at airports, exhibition centers, and busy trip routes. The product is positioned as a travel utility: it does not require phone features to start using it. Once the battery is installed, it can be ridden directly as a basic function, without app activation.
When used with the app, the rider can control forward and backward movement through the app, while direction is handled through the handlebar. This structure separates speed input and steering input, making the operation easier to understand during a demonstration. The app is not mandatory: the luggage can work independently without the phone app as its basic function. That is useful at the fair because visitors can focus on the riding concept, size, weight, battery capacity, speed, and range without being asked to complete setup steps first. For buyers, this also means the product can be shown as a simple riding case in different markets.
Because the basic riding function does not need app activation, the demo flow can stay simple for a trade show. Visitors can look at the SE3T as a 48L suitcase first, then see the riding mode as a practical option for moving around large venues. The stated parameters are easy to remember: 73.26Wh battery capacity, about two hours to charge, 8-10km range, up to 13km/h, and about 9kg weight. For business travelers, those numbers define the product in a straightforward way. Buyers can explain the value proposition in one sentence: a rideable luggage option with a large capacity and a clear short-distance travel range. This approach also helps distributors position the item for travelers who prefer a direct user experience, while still keeping the app option available for controlled forward and backward movement and the handlebar remains responsible for direction.
Another practical feature mentioned for the Airwheel Riding Luggage is Apple Find My support, which can help locate a lost item. This is relevant to frequent travelers, students, and commuters who may leave a suitcase behind at a hotel, train station, or fair booth. The feature is presented as location assistance for finding a misplaced item. For the Canton Fair audience, it adds a useful everyday travel angle: the luggage is not only about riding, but also about helping users locate a lost item through Apple Find My support.
The exhibition display is designed to appeal to people with travel, business, and logistics needs. With the SE3T option, users can combine normal suitcase use with short-distance riding at up to 13km/h. The 8-10km range can match many airport-to-terminal or hall-to-hall trips, while the two-hour charging time makes the battery easy to refresh between outings. The 73.26Wh battery capacity is the stated energy figure. At the fair, Airwheel can show the riding luggage as a practical smart travel product, not an overcomplicated gadget. It has a clear set of numbers: about 9kg, 48L, 13km/h, 8-10km, two-hour charge, and basic use without app activation.
For the 2026 Canton Fair, the display time and booths are clear: October 23-27 at booth 20.2F19-20, and October 31-November 4 at booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. Travelers, resellers, distributors, and buyers interested in riding luggage can check the product in person during these periods. The key message is practicality: a suitcase that can be pulled, ridden, and used without mandatory app setup, with Find My assistance for locating a lost item, and with clearly defined travel specs for everyday short-distance movement. This keeps the story aligned with the product parameters and gives fair visitors a simple reason to stop by. In this setting, buyers can compare the riding case with normal travel bags, check the stated weight, capacity, speed, range, charging time, and battery figure, and ask about display timing for either phase. Travelers who often carry heavy samples will also find the 48L volume useful for holding belongings while the riding mode offers a practical alternative on long walking routes.