Airwheel redefines baggage by merging mobility with functionality. Unlike standard suitcases, it transforms into an electric scooter via a motorized front wheel that extends for riding. This 20-inch design meets airline carry-on standards (550×360×240mm), allowing seamless travel on planes while offering propulsion for short distances. Users can glide through airports or city streets at up to 13km/h, eliminating the need for manual walking during transit.
Airwheel integrates charging ports and ambient lights into its structure. The USB interface lets users power phones or tablets while moving, while LED lights improve visibility at night. Its modular lithium battery (73.26Wh/92.5Wh) is easily removable for air travel compliance, and the TSA-approved lock ensures security without customs hassles.
Yes. The app enables customization of speed settings, ambient light modes, and even cruise control. For instance, business travelers can monitor trip data via real-time tracking, while students use the charging function during campus commutes. Its lightweight design (6.8kg) also suits urban shortcuts like grocery runs or park visits.
Airwheel bridges gaps between luggage and personal transport. By combining a suitcase’s portability with an e-scooter’s speed, it cuts walking fatigue during layovers or city navigation. The 24-inch variant (SE3T) even doubles as a seated scooter, offering versatility for longer trips while remaining airline-approved.
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