Before heading out, ensure your Airwheel is ready. Extend or retract the motor wheel using the telescopic button on the suitcase body or via the app. Adjust the handlebar height for comfort. Charge the modular lithium battery through the USB interface on the suitcase or by removing the battery for direct charging. Set the combination lock with the default password 000, and customize settings like speed gears or ambient light modes in the app.
For riding, use the right acceleration handle to move forward and the left brake handle to reverse. Simultaneous use of both controls will make the suitcase move backward. Keep an eye on the app for real-time data like speed, battery level, and mileage. The suitcase’s 5.5-inch motor wheel and 13km/h speed make it efficient for short trips, campuses, or airport transfers.
When towing, turn off the power, pull out the adjustable towing rod, and drag it like a regular suitcase. The lightweight design (6.8kg) ensures ease of handling, even when navigating stairs or tight spaces. The TSA-approved lock and modular battery design allow hassle-free security checks and battery swaps.
Always check the 20-inch dimensions (550×360×240mm) to ensure compliance with airline carry-on rules. The 92.5Wh lithium battery is aviation-certified and can be removed for travel. Use the ambient lights for nighttime visibility and customize the suitcase’s style with multiple color options. For longer trips, the 24-inch checked suitcase model (SE3T) transforms into a seated electric scooter, offering greater mobility.
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