How Does Airwheel Electric Luggage Work?

Airwheel electric luggage combines mobility and convenience, designed to function as both a suitcase and a personal transportation device. Here’s how it works:

What Is the Core Mechanism?

Airwheel electric luggage operates via a 5.5-inch motor-driven front wheel that extends and retracts to switch between rolling and towing modes. When extended, the wheelbase increases by 180mm, enabling smooth riding at speeds up to 13km/h (for SE3S) or 9.9km/h (for SE3SL). The motor is paired with a high-capacity lithium battery (73.26Wh for SE3S, 92.5Wh for SE3SL), offering extended range for daily commutes or short trips.

How Do You Control It?

Users control the luggage via physical buttons on the handlebar or through the integrated app. The app allows real-time monitoring of speed, battery life, and ambient light settings. For advanced features like cruise control or remote locking, the deluxe app version is required. The telescoping mechanism can also be managed through the app, enabling seamless transitions between riding and towing.

What Are the Key Features?

The luggage includes a USB charging port for devices, a TSA-approved lock for security, and a modular battery design for easy replacement. Its ABS+PC composite shell and aviation-grade aluminum frame ensure durability, supporting up to 110kg of load. Additionally, ambient lights at the bottom enhance visibility during nighttime travel.

When Can You Use It?

Airwheel luggage is ideal for airports, campus travel, and urban commutes. Its 20-inch size meets airline carry-on standards, allowing it to be taken on planes. During travel, it reduces fatigue by enabling users to move between terminals or transport luggage effortlessly. For daily use, it’s perfect for short trips to nearby locations, offering a compact and efficient alternative to traditional transportation.