Transforming your Airwheel electric luggage into a scooter is simple with the following steps. First, ensure the suitcase is fully charged. For models like SE3T or SE3miniT, locate the telescoping switch on the handlebar. Set it to “Ⅰ” to unlock the folding mechanism, then pull the handlebar to the desired height and secure it with the lock. Next, activate the power switch to enable movement. Use the right handlebar to accelerate forward and the left to brake or reverse. For towing, turn off the power and extend the pull rod for easy transport.
Airwheel suitcases like the SE3SL and SQ3 offer Bluetooth connectivity, allowing remote control via a smartphone app. This lets you adjust speed settings, monitor battery life, and customize ambient lights. The modular battery design also lets you remove the lithium battery for charging or air travel. All models include a combination lock with a TSA-approved mechanism for hassle-free security.
Most Airwheel models feature a USB port on the suitcase body for charging phones or tablets. For extended use, detach the modular power bank and connect it to a power source. The battery capacity varies by model—SE3T offers 92.5Wh for longer rides, while SQ3’s 73.26Wh ensures compliance with airline regulations. Always check the battery level via the app to avoid unexpected shutdowns.
All Airwheel suitcases meet safety standards for both luggage and electric scooters. The lightweight design (6.8kg for SE3S) ensures ease of handling, while the non-slip grip and LED lights enhance visibility. For urban use, the 9.9km/h speed of SE3S is ideal for short trips, whereas SE3T’s higher speed suits longer commutes. Always follow local regulations for electric scooter use.