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Sketchcase 2.0

Whiteboard laptop case that doubles as a desktop whiteboard

Sketchcase 2.0 is a whiteboard laptop case that doubles as a desktop whiteboard. The Whiteboard Case is anti-graffiti, scratch-resistant, and snaps on in just seconds.

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Productivity

Launch Team

Charles Han

Sketchcase

Maker

Hi everyone 👋 Sketchcase 2.0 is a whiteboard laptop case that transforms into a desktop whiteboard. We didn't have a chance to make a new video like the one we made for the Kickstarter project because we're all stuck at home but I thought it would be a good time to share this on Product Hunt anyway to get this out to the people who would like to have a whiteboard while they're stuck at home. I'd like to offer something special for the Product Hunt members so I'll throw in a pack of Expo dry erase markers (black, red, blue, green) to the first 10 customers! Just let me know in the comments 😉 Stay safe!

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5yr ago

Scott Clennell

@charleshancom like this idea - sorry if I missed it on the website but can you expand on the DIY option? Got a pixelbook :)

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5yr ago

Charles Han

Sketchcase

Maker

@scott_clennell Thanks! It's on "Do you have a size for my laptop?" in the FAQ. Each of our products has been tested on a real laptop. Unfortunately, it's impossible to do this for every laptop out there. The good news is that it's not very hard to cut your own. As a matter of fact, Sketchcase started because my DIY tutorial "I made my laptop into a portable whiteboard" went viral. Here's the updated guide on how to make your own: https://www.sketchcase.com/blogs... The dimensions for the DIY version are 13.8in x 9.55in.

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5yr ago

Scott Clennell

@charleshancom thank you very much sir, and apologies for missing it on the site (knew I hadn't looked hard enough!)

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5yr ago

Radu Constantin

I got the original Sketchcase from Kickstarter and I would like to try the 2.0 version too. What are the main differences compared to the old version?

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5yr ago

Charles Han

Sketchcase

Maker

@radu_constantin1 The difference is Skin vs. Case. The biggest complaint I got with the Skin was that you can't use the whiteboard while you're on the laptop. This solves that problem. Also, it's really nice to be able to use it on the desk when it's not on your laptop 😁

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5yr ago