Dedicated to Device Protection 15+ Years of Experience 10+ Million Devices Protected We protect the devices that keep users learning, playing, and working - in the classroom, in the field, and everywhere in between. Celebrating its 15-year anniversary in 2026, with over 10 million devices protected, MAXCases is a U.S-based company that designs protective solutions that enhance learning and support productivity, helping schools and organizations maximize their IT budgets. We’re known for our highly-protective cases for iPads, laptops, and Chromebooks as well as for our “do-whatever-it-takes” cust... [Learn More]

AGiMAXProtectTM with MAXCases PROTECT DEVICES WITH RUGGED CASES, UNLIMITED ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE REPAIRS AND OEM WARRANTY EXTENSIONS AGiMAXProtect FEATURING MAXCASES PRODUCTS IS THE PERFECT CASE + PROTECTION SOLUTION FOR ALL MOBILE DEVICE DEPLOYMENTS End the guessing game involved with budgeting funds for your iPad, MacBook Air, and Chromebook repairs with AGiMAXProtect—featuring cases from leading U.S. case company MAXCases. It's the ultimate case + protection program! Combining the most important features for protecting technology investments, AGiMAXProtect includes durable MAXCases iPad, MacBook Air, and Chromebook cases combined with unlimited accidental damage repair coverage. That means cracked screens, headphone jacks, home buttons, speakers, charging ports, and many more repairs are covered unde... [Learn More]

Awards & Recognition For our team at MAXCases, helping students learn is the best part of the job. We are overjoyed by the response our cases have garnered from educators and the EdTech community. Each of these awards is a reminder of the good we’ve accomplished. Tech & Learning Best of 2025 – Shield Pouch Phone Solution The MAXCases Shield Phone Pouch Solution was recognized as "Best of 2025" by Tech & Learning Magazine in both the Primary and Secondary Education categories. Designed to reduce classroom distractions and increase student focus, the complete Shield Phone Solution provide... [Learn More]

Case Customization Add logos & colors for easy device ID and added school spirit! Our protection. Your colors. Your logo. K-12 schools rely on MAXCases to protect their valuable device investments. Now, it’s easy to add school spirit along with rugged protection. CUSTOMIZE NOW! CUSTOMIZE NOW! Visualize your custom cases with the MAXCases Custom Case Configurator. Upload your logo or emblem, pick your color, and experiment with different designs for truly personalized device protection. 1 Select your color 2 Upload your logo or design 3 ... [Learn More]

MAXCases Regional Sales Contacts Our 100% U.S.-based sales and support team is looking forward to working with you to you meet your needs for protective device cases and accessories.    Grady Austin Senior Vice President of Sales (USA & Canada) grady@maxcases.com (888) 799-6837 x1103 ... [Learn More]

MAXCases, a leading manufacturer of protective cases and accessories for iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and tablets, announced its lineup of cases to be displayed at #ISTELive, held June 23-26 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado.... [Learn More]

IRVINE, CA (July 9, 2025) — MAXCases, a leading manufacturer of protective cases and accessories for iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and tablets, announced that the company’s Extreme Shell-FL (ESFL) Slide Case for Chromebooks/laptops was awarded “Best of Show” at ISTELive25 by Tech & Learning, in both the Primary and Secondary Education categories. ... [Learn More]

The Company Will Present the EdgeProtect™ and EdgeProtect™ Plus Custom-Fit Cases; These Cases Deliver Robust Protection, Lightweight Design and Cost Saving Opportunities... [Learn More]

MAXCases, a leading manufacturer of protective cases and accessories for iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and tablets, announced its new giving program, as well as several new products on the opening day of ISTE Live 23 in Philadelphia, PA, June 25-28, 2023.... [Learn More]

The EdgeProtect and EdgeProtect Plus Custom-Fit Cases Point the Future of Protective Cases for Education and other Vertical Markets... [Learn More]

Both Products Feature the Latest Protective Materials and Design, Along with Functionality Created to Meet the Needs of Educators and Busy Classrooms.... [Learn More]

School can be an exciting and rewarding place to be, a home-away-from-home where students can make friends, learn, and create memories. However, as students reach adolescence, research shows that this flame often begins to die out. Students lose interest in classes and may dread going to school. In other words, they become disengaged. The student disengagement crisis Unfortunately, student disengagement is nothing new. Levels of student engagement were low well before the covid-19 pandemic. In fact, a Gallup poll of almost 1 million U.S. students showed that only half of the adolescents surveyed reported that they felt engaged in school. Worse yet, twenty percent reported that they were actively disengaged. Furthermore, the study demonstrates that this trend toward disengagement gets worse as students age. Why engagement matters The National Association of Independent Schools describes student engagement as meaningful involvement throughout a student’s learning ... [Learn More]

Education technology (aka “edtech”) can be hard to keep up with. Rapid change and new options are a constant challenge. Today’s gold standard is 1:1 computing. Providing one device to each student, one-to-one computing has been shown to increase student engagement. Boost collaboration, creativity, and test scores. Plus, using personal tech devices for learning prepares students to participate in a tech-dominated world.  All of which begs the question: which 1:1 device is best?  Which best meets the needs of student, teachers and school districts? An iPad or Chromebook? Rivalry recap: Chromebook vs. iPad iPads were introduced into the classroom in 2010. They quickly set the standard for classroom learning with a digital device. Across the US, classroom iPads became commonplace. By 2013 the iPad had captured  94% of the education device market. Introduced in 2011, Chromebooks offered a low-cost alternative to Windows laptops, MacBooks and iPads.... [Learn More]

Today’s educators know the importance of ensuring that their students have working devices throughout the school year. Not only is the vast majority of student work dependent on computing devices, but communication, assignments, and grading are often now done electronically as well. A broken device can significantly hamper student learning (and teacher efficiency). Fortunately, there are several steps that schools can take to help extend the life of devices to make sure students have the tools they need to be successful. Budgetary Issues Underline Importance of Device Care Obviously, extending the life of student devices helps schools stay within their technology budgets. However, this factor is even more important right now as the final round of the federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds is set to expire soon. Since these funds often make up a significant part of current education dollars, schools may be struggling with budgets when thes... [Learn More]

By teacher guest blogger Kathryn Rose This is the new normal. How many times have we heard that phrase over the past two years? And yet, every time it is uttered on the television or among friends, it truly does precipitate a new way to shop, socialize, and do our normal business while enduring the lasting impact of a global pandemic. But in a world filled with “new normals,” teachers and students have felt the deep impact of those words in a special way. Students have been separated into pods, educated from home, trained on new devices and programs that help parents and teachers stay on top of the everyday education that used to be facilitated inside a classroom. And with the absolute need for new technology, there has never been such a demand on the supply of these new devices. What was once considered a privilege or a classroom novelty has now moved into essential territory. The demand has been so high that many students have been left without essen... [Learn More]