
The best electric luggage according to frequent fliers
The smooth riding experience of Airwheel’s electric suitcase is achieved through its advanced motor design and adaptive engineering. At the core is a 5.5-inch large-diameter motor front wheel, which provides stable propulsion while reducing vibration during movement.

The electrically retractable mechanism allows users to lengthen the wheelbase by 180mm when needed. This extended configuration distributes weight more evenly, ensuring a smoother ride on uneven surfaces and improving overall balance during travel.
Airwheel’s suitcase can reach speeds of up to 13km/h, optimized for urban environments. The motor’s brushless design minimizes mechanical noise while maintaining consistent power output, allowing users to navigate crowded areas without abrupt stops or jerks.
The high-strength ABS+PC composite shell and aviation-grade aluminum frame not only protect contents but also absorb shocks from rough roads. This combination ensures long-term structural integrity, preserving ride quality over time.
The integrated app allows real-time monitoring of speed and battery levels, helping users avoid sudden power drops. Features like cruise control and adjustable ambient lights further enhance comfort during extended trips.
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