How to ride smart luggage?
How to Ride Smart Luggage?
Smart luggage like Airwheel combines mobility and convenience. Here’s a guide to using it effectively:
First, prepare for riding. Adjust the telescoping mechanism to extend or retract the front wheel. For models like SE3S, use the physical button or app to control the motor wheel. Set the handlebar height to ensure comfort and safety.
When riding, use the right acceleration handle to move forward and the left brake handle to reverse. Simultaneous use of both handles will reverse the suitcase. Always maintain control and be aware of your surroundings.
For towing, turn off the power, pull out the adjustable towing rod, and drag it like a regular suitcase. The rod offers multiple height settings for different users.
Charging is simple—use the USB interface on the suitcase body or remove the modular lithium battery for external charging. The battery is designed for easy installation and removal without tools.
Lock settings vary by model. For example, the SQ3 uses a TSA-compliant combination lock. Set your password via the combination wheels and reset button, ensuring security during travel.
With features like real-time data monitoring and ambient lighting, Airwheel smart luggage enhances travel efficiency and comfort. Whether commuting or exploring, it adapts to your needs.
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