Environmental Commitment Sustainability is vital to the ongoing health of our planet, our communities and our individual lives. And yet, because it is all-encompassing and so important, the pursuit of environmentally sound practices can feel daunting and overwhelming. It can be hard to know where to begin. One great starting point is taking stock of how we package goods – and what we do with that packaging when we’re done with it. MAXCases is proud to have taken steps to improve our product packaging in ways that reduce our environmental impact—and make it easier for our customers to do the same. Because when it comes to sustainability, everything we can do counts. ... [Learn More]

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]

Certificates Drop Test Certificate for Extreme Shell-F Slide-On Case for MacBook Neo 13" (2026) TPU/PC Design Date: 22/05/2026 Download Drop ... [Learn More]

MAXCases Product Warranties EFFECTIVE DATE: APRIL 30, 2025 MAXCases is a leader in mobile device accessories with over 14 years of dedication to creating the very best in mobile device protection and accessories. Coverage MAXCases offers a limited warranty for most products (see below), and a 1-year manufacturer's warranty on clear backpacks, both of which are non-transferable and cover only the original end purchaser. Coverage ends when the original purchaser sells or otherwise transfers the product. An original or copy of a sales receipt from the original MAXCases authorized sales retailer is required for warranty service. This limited warranty (or manufacturer's warranty) does not cover products purchased from 3rd p... [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]

MAXCases, a leading manufacturer of protective cases and accessories for iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and tablets, announced that it has been selected by the United Independent School District (USID) of Laredo, Texas to fulfill 20,000 clear backpacks for the start of the 2024-25 school year. ... [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]

Chromebooks are small but mighty. On their own they deliver loads of learning power. Add some key Google Chromebook accessories and the benefits multiply. School-issued Chromebooks often come bare-bones. Amping them up with accessories can help students get their work done more quickly. More comfortably. And with greater enthusiasm. When homework time is over, great Google Chromebook accessories can deliver better downtime too. Not a student but still love your Chromebook? These Google Chromebook accessories are also for you. Google Chromebook Accessory No. 1 USB-C adapter Yes, a humble dongle tops the list of hot Google Chromebook accessories. Why? Because many Chromebook ports aren’t compatible with many popular Chromebook accessories. Chromebooks are smaller, lighter and cheaper than traditional laptops. Which usually means they have fewer and smaller ports. Today’s newest Chromebooks are outfitted with small, USB-C ports. They’re the 1/3-inch or so ... [Learn More]

You may have heard. Apple has a new education-focused iPad. It may look just like other 9.7-inch iPads. But it’s not. This hot new teaching tool promises to boost the already hefty benefits of using iPads in the classroom. For one thing, it’s less expensive. But don’t be deceived. This classroom iPad packs added education-minded benefits with its lower price tag. Like Apple Pencil support and an updated suite of education apps. An HD FaceTime camera and 10 hours of battery life. An 8-megapixel rear camera. And Apple’s A10 Fusion chip – perfect for supporting powerful augmented reality apps. New software boosts teachers’ classroom management and creative instruction abilities. The education spotlight is shining on the iPad. Making this an ideal time to take a look at the top benefits of using iPads in the classroom. Benefit #1 They’re Easy to Use In the universe of potential student devices, iPad takes the cake for ease and familiarity. More than a third of teens h... [Learn More]

By Cynthia Kater, MAXCases Marketing Manager Ever wondered about how laptop cases are categorized? In the abstract, it doesn’t make for great dinner conversation. The distinctions take on a new light, however, when faced with determining the best choice for your organization or classroom. Back in the day, briefcase-like bags were the most widely-available option. Today, device-specific custom-fit cases and universal work-in cases are the most popular choices. We invite you to read on and learn about which of these distinctly-different protective solutions may be the best fit for your organization. (We even include a handy VEN diagram.) Bags and Sleeves The defining characteristic of traditional bags and sleeves is that the users must take the device out of the bag to use it. Designed to meet a wide range of needs, from ultra-slim sleeves to fully-loaded Esports backpacks, they’re great for careful users, and not recommended for younger students. By contrast, b... [Learn More]

As technology continues to shape the future of learning, 2025 has proven to be a transformative year for K–12 education. Schools are expanding their digital ecosystems, integrating smarter tools, and reimagining the classroom experience to meet students’ evolving needs. Whether districts are enhancing 1:1 programs, exploring emerging technologies, or strengthening cybersecurity, the rapid pace of innovation is creating new opportunities and new challenges for educators and IT teams alike. 1. AI-Powered Tools Move from Novelty to Necessity Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer an experimental feature—it’s becoming fully embedded in classroom tools, from learning platforms to productivity apps. In 2025, districts used AI to enhance instructional support, streamline operations, and provide deeper insights into student learning. How AI is showing up in schools: • Personalized learning pathways: Adaptive learning platforms automa... [Learn More]

One-to-one device initiatives are rife with challenges. From selecting, sourcing and securing devices to providing ongoing PD and support for instructors. Educating families and students on the appropriate use and care of devices is no small part of the task. To limit liability, districts often turn to legal counsel to assist in developing comprehensive expectations. This is where things can get sticky. While important, relying solely on dense legal documents to guide families and students can end up impeding compliance, as key concepts get lost in the legalese. Want to maximize the impact of your Chromebook or other device care communications? Think beyond the legal aspects of your message. 1. Determine key message points. What are the messages you really want to hit home? Chances are they fall under some common umbrellas: Using your device. Repair and replacement responsibilities. Digital Citizenship. And, of course, caring for your device. To reach more families ... [Learn More]

By teacher guest blogger Kathryn Rose As school districts face down another year of education under the cloud of a pandemic, teachers are encountering a new set of students whose parents are increasingly more involved with their children’s day-to-day academics. In a lot of ways, involved parents are an asset to the classroom, even when precipitated by chaotic or stressful events. Involved parents support teachers and their vision for a year filled with extended learning experiences. Involved parents help their own students succeed throughout the ups and downs of a normal school year. But how are parents going to handle the inevitable increase in technology that will appear this year if kids are once again asked to move into remote or blended learning? The relationship between tech devices and daily instruction solidified over the past two years. Students and schools were desperate to get their hands on anything that would keep classrooms connected and learning.... [Learn More]

In today’s digital-first classrooms, school-issued devices like Chromebooks and tablets are no longer optional learning tools. Instead, they are essential to instruction, assessments, collaboration, and modern skill-building. As districts continue investing heavily in 1:1 programs and expanding their technology fleets, protecting those devices has become a critical budget concern. One of the simplest and most effective ways to safeguard technology investments is by outfitting devices with protective cases built specifically for the demands of school environments. Rugged, purpose-designed protective cases don’t just prevent broken screens or dented corners. They also help schools stretch limited budgets further, reduce repair workloads, and keep learning on track. When schools proactively protect their devices, they save substantial money year after year while maximizing instructional time. Rising Device Costs in Education As technology continues to ... [Learn More]

In modern K-12 education, digital equity is no longer defined simply by whether a student receives a device. The shift to 1:1 learning environments, where every student is assigned a Chromebook, iPad, or laptop, was a vital first step in bridging the digital divide. However, school administrators and IT leaders seem to be realizing that handing out hardware is only half the battle. True educational equity means ensuring every student has uninterrupted, reliable access to their learning tools, regardless of their socioeconomic background, living situation, or daily commute. When a device breaks, learning stops. And when learning stops, vulnerable students fall behind the fastest. Rugged, high-performance protective cases and device solutions can play a foundational role in sustaining digital equity, safeguarding district investments, and keeping learning active for every student.  The Hidden Equity Gap: Device Downtime and Rep... [Learn More]

By teacher guest blogger Kathryn Rose Once again, the holiday season is upon us and many teachers feel like they are hurtling down a crazy few weeks filled with curriculum catch-up, classroom parties, and students watching the clock waiting for winter break. Although let’s be honest, aren’t we all just a little bit excited for a break? Everything about teaching seems to accelerate in December. Projects need to be completed, classrooms need to be cleaned, and grades need to be turned in. But as the semester assessments start to roll in, many teachers also start to wonder about the new year. What strategies have been working and should continue? What needs to change so that students can find more academic and social-emotional success? While graphic organizers and extra study time might benefit a few students, there is one very easy classroom management strategy that will benefit everyone. It also happens to fall in line with December’s seasonal aspirations! I... [Learn More]

MacBook Neo or Chromebook?  Choosing the Right Tool for the 2026 Classroom  For the better part of a decade, the K-12 1:1 device conversation was dominated by a single word: Chromebook. It was the undisputed king of the classroom, prized for its low entry price, cloud-first simplicity, and ease of management. But moving through 2026, the landscape is shifting.  The recent launch of the Apple MacBook Neo, priced at $499 for education, has introduced a new variable into the equation. For the first time, a macOS device, powered by the A18 Pro chip, is sitting within striking distance of high-end Chromebook budgets.  In IT offices across the country, the debate is no longer about whether to go 1:1, but about which tool fits the specific "job" of the modern student. Is the MacBook Neo a "Chromebook Killer," or is it a specialized instrument for a new era of learning? We believe the answer lies in understanding that 2... [Learn More]

By teacher guest blogger Kathryn Rose There was always going to be fallout from living through a global pandemic. While it’s hard to quantify everything that was lost, educators are starting to see the results of bouncing between virtual and in-person learning environments. It’s rough -- there’s no getting around it. Masks may still be jammed into backpacks, hand sanitizer might flow freely, and you may be feeling a palpable urgency to cram as much into the school day as possible. How else are we going to close the gaping educational holes that have proliferated the past two years? But before you dive straight into a textbook, allow yourself a deep breath and a reminder that everyone’s mental health is just as important as their physical health. (Or, dare I say, standardized tests.) We have all been through so much and we know that there is now a youth mental health crisis sweeping across the country. Since 2020, the CDC reported a staggering inc... [Learn More]

The Mobility Shift: Navigating the New Physical Risks to 1:1 Device Programs  As K-12 education moves further into 2026, the definition of the "classroom" continues to expand. We have moved past the era where a 1:1 device was simply a digital textbook used at a desk. Today, Chromebooks and iPads are mobile workstations that travel from science labs and outdoor field studies to student buses and home environments.  While this shift toward "anywhere, anytime" learning is essential for modern teaching, it has created a significant gap between instructional goals and hardware durability. As districts face tighter budgets and unpredictable device availability, understanding how mobile learning patterns impact device longevity has become both a fiscal responsibility as well as an IT concern.  The Dynamics of Learning in Motion In a stationary classroom environment, device damage is often the result of a singular, dramatic event, like a... [Learn More]

As digital learning continues to evolve, device programs remain at the heart of teaching, collaboration, assessment, and student engagement. Many districts now operate mature 1:1 student device programs, which means refresh cycles, repair planning, and long-term device sustainability are increasingly important elements of tech strategy.  With the beginning of 2026, forward-thinking districts are already beginning to evaluate their device fleets, budget priorities, and lifecycle management plans. Whether schools are refreshing devices for an entire grade level, replacing aging models, or extending the lifespan of existing devices, thoughtful planning can help maximize resources while keeping students connected to the tools they rely on every day.  Here are a few key considerations for upcoming refresh cycles and how proactive device protection can help districts stretch budgets further while supporting long-term technol... [Learn More]

What the Past School Year Taught Us About K-12 Device Management As August arrives, the quiet halls of mid-summer are suddenly buzzing again with the energy of unpacking boxes, organizing classrooms, and preparing for a fresh wave of students. For school administrators, district technology leaders, and educators, August is a unique window for reflection. It is the ideal time to look back at the successes, challenges, and hard-earned lessons of the 2025-2026 school year to build a smarter, more resilient foundation for the months ahead.  Looking back at the past academic year, one theme stands out above all others: the growing intersection between instructional continuity and physical infrastructure. Technology is more deeply embedded in daily learning than ever before but keeping those tools operational in a real-world classroom environment has proven to be a complex, high-stakes puzzle.  Reviewing the data, district feedback, and daily ... [Learn More]

K-12 IT leaders face a hard reality as they enter budget planning: hardware prices are rising, replacement funds are shrinking, and districts expect 1:1 fleets to last longer. While choosing Chromebooks, iPads, or Windows laptops dominates planning meetings, leaders often dismiss protective cases as minor add-ons.  That line-item oversight can carry a high price tag. A cheap, off-the-shelf sleeve is not likely to hold up over a four-year student deployment. By selecting engineered physical protection, IT leaders directly control how many repair tickets hit your help desk and how much budget gets eaten up by screen replacements.  The High Cost of Under-Protected Hardware In a standard K-12 environment, student devices face a grueling daily lifecycle. Devices are crammed into overstuffed backpacks, dropped onto concrete walkways, slid across classroom desks, and subjected to accidental spills.  When a device suffers a catastrophic failur... [Learn More]