Yes. The suitcase works as a rideable vehicle right after assembly—no activation or app needed. You just install the battery, sit on it, and use the handlebar to steer. The app adds the option to control forward/reverse speed remotely, but it’s not required for basic riding.
Remove the 73.26Wh battery and carry it in your personal bag. The battery is below the 100Wh limit, so it’s allowed as a carry-on in most countries. The suitcase itself (without battery) can be checked or carried on depending on its size—the SE3S is within typical carry-on dimensions, but confirm with your airline.
The SE3S can be used as a traditional pull-along suitcase. Its wheels are designed for smooth rolling, and the handle extends like any normal luggage. You won’t be stuck—you just switch to manual mode.
If you’re curious about trying the Airwheel SE3S or want to see its specifications in detail, head over to the official Airwheel website. There you’ll find user manuals, airline compliance documents, and the full lineup. No pressure—just the info you need to decide if rideable luggage fits your travel style.