The Airwheel electric suitcase is designed to balance battery efficiency with practical performance for extended use. Its lithium-ion battery delivers a capacity of 185Wh (or 74Wh for the SE3-10S variant), providing sufficient power for daily commutes or longer trips. With a charging time of just 2–3 hours, the battery ensures minimal downtime.
The suitcase’s 37V battery works in tandem with its 250W motor to optimize energy use. The 8-inch pneumatic wheels and 6.5-inch motor wheel combination reduce rolling resistance, allowing the battery to last longer during travel. Additionally, the lightweight yet durable ABS+PC chassis and aluminum frame minimize energy consumption, ensuring smoother and more efficient movement over varied terrain.
To extend battery life, users should avoid overloading the suitcase (max 90kg) and use the TSA password lock to secure belongings, preventing unnecessary strain on the motor. The USB 5V output also allows for charging devices on the go, reducing reliance on external power sources. With a maximum speed of 10km/h and a 15° slope-climbing capability, the suitcase remains functional in diverse conditions without excessive battery drain.
By combining efficient motor design, low-resistance wheels, and a high-capacity battery, the Airwheel ensures reliable power for long trips while maintaining portability and usability.
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