Airwheel electric suitcases redefine mobility by integrating smart technology with traditional luggage. With a 5.5-inch motorized front wheel and adjustable telescoping design, it adapts to various terrains while maintaining stability. The extendable wheelbase (180mm longer when deployed) ensures smooth rides on uneven surfaces, making travel effortless.
The motorized front wheel allows speeds up to 13km/h, while the app-controlled telescoping function lets users adjust settings for different environments. Real-time data monitoring via the official app adds convenience, letting you customize speed gears and ambient lighting.
Airwheel features a USB charging port on its exterior, enabling users to charge phones, tablets, or Bluetooth devices during transit. The modular lithium battery (73.26Wh) is easily removable for quick recharging without tools.
The suitcase meets 20-inch carry-on standards and includes TSA-compliant locks to avoid customs issues. Its high-strength ABS+PC shell and aviation-grade aluminum frame can withstand up to 110kg of weight, protecting contents during travel.
Absolutely. It doubles as a suitcase and personal transport device, ideal for airport transfers or campus navigation. Lightweight at 6.8kg, it’s easy to maneuver around steps or crowded areas while keeping your belongings secure.
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