MAXCases Commercial Solutions Field Engineer Designed to protect devices from dirt, drops and all the other hazards of field work, our durable cases are ready to serve for all your on-site deployments. Healthcare Ideal for hospitals and other healthcare facilities, MAXCases keeps your devices safeguarded and sanitized, protecting your investment and your patients. Emergency Response Rugged and reliable, MAXCases products ... [Learn More]

Dedicated to Device Protection We protect the devices that keep users learning, playing, and working -- in the classroom, in the field, and everywhere in between. 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” customer support. Founded in 2011 to serve the education market with rugged device protection designed to meet the rigor... [Learn More]

AGiMAXProtectTM with MAXCases PROTECT DEVICES WITH RUGGED CASES & UNLIMITED ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE REPAIRS 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 under AGiMAXProtect with no ded... [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. Extreme Headset Receives Tech & Learning Magazine 2022 Back to School Award of Excellence The classroom-ready MAXCases Extreme Headset was recognized with two Tech & Learning Magazine 2022 Back to School Awards of Excellence, in both Primary and Secondary learning environment categories. Drop-tested for durability up to 6.6 feet (2 meters), the MAXCases... [Learn More]

Contract Partners MAX INTERACTIVE, INC 17752 Mitchell N Suite D Irvine, CA 92614 Voice: 888-799-6837 Fax: 714-656-2227 Email: sales@maxcases.com To assist eligible purchasers in complying with their purchasing laws, all purchase orders must reference the DigitalEdge Contract Number. Please refer to the product page for the correct contract number. How to order products from Max Interactive, Inc ... [Learn More]

MAXCases Markets Extending our experience to meet the needs of diverse markets Shield Extreme-H case for iPad 7/8 Waterproof. Easy-to-sanitize. Protects iPads & their users. Ideal for healthcare, first responders and other germ-prone environments. LEARN MORE New to your market. Not new to protective cases. We’ve been protecting student and educator devices since 2011. A U.S. company, we’re proud to provide 100% U.S.-based service and support. And we’re pleased to bring our expertise to help meet your evolving needs. ... [Learn More]

Terms and Conditions EFFECTIVE DATE: DECEMBER 1, 2023 Terms and Conditions of Max Interactive global websites and the purchase of products from MAXCases.com. Agreement Governing Law Payment Terms Shipping Charges Taxes Title Accounts Capacity to Contract Governmental Authorizations Warranty Compliance with Return Policies Products Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability as to this Site Compliance ... [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! 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 Start Customizing! ... [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 (US & CA) grady@maxcases.com 888.799.6837 x1103 ... [Learn More]

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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]

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

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]

New beginnings offer a time to start fresh, filled with optimism, energy and enthusiasm. Sounds like a good way to feel during the first weeks of back-to-school, right? Too often, however, the first few days of class become a tedious grind through rules, expectations and content-dense syllabi. No fun for anyone. And not the best way to lay a solid foundation for learning, says Jon Corippo, long-time educator and co-founder of the EduProtocols adaptive lesson frame system. “At the beginning of the school year, there’s a sense of looking forward to new things,” said Corippo. “Teachers and students are excited to be back in school, but they’re not necessarily excited about the first few days, which have become focused on a fascination with the syllabus, going over rules, maybe introducing the teacher and their background, that sort of thing, then jumping into working on content.” This, says Corippo, is not only far from engaging, it does nothing to create ... [Learn More]

What’s the best way to teach? That’s a question that educators have grappled over for as long as formal education has been around. Over the last decade, there has been a shift from linear teaching methods to more interactive ones, greatly supported by the development of a vast number of technology tools. According to Research.com, interactive and technology-based learning has proven to be effective. The site noted that “a study involving 105 preschoolers showed that children exposed to the gesture-interactive game-based learning approach had superior learning performance and motor skills” and that “the use of interactive learning techniques in eighth-grade and fourth-grade students yielded positive results.” The site pointed out that “with constant technological innovations, digital learning technologies have also made their way to classrooms and other learning spaces. They now augment lessons or become the tool for the educator to deliver their lessons.�... [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]

Education has changed dramatically in the last twenty years. From early childhood education to high school and beyond, we have technology to thank for remarkable advances in teaching and learning.  Tablets, laptops and smartphones have become valuable teaching tools. With so many options, however, parents, teachers and school districts often wonder which is the best for their students. Choosing wisely is the key to maximizing learning opportunities. For the youngest students, using iPads in the classroom paired with educational iPad apps are a sure-fire choice. iPads for Preschoolers to 2nd Grade: the Right Device for the Right Age/strong> Most school districts want to provide one computing device for every student. Ditto for parents. In fact, we know from research that 1:1 computing boosts student success. When it’s within their means, having a device for each student at school and at home maximizes learning success.  So which device is best? There�... [Learn More]