Max Cases
Max Cases Explorer 5 Work-In Case with Pocket 14" Shoulder Strap Black
A protective case with a pocket and removable shoulder strap for a 14-inch tablet
- Work-in design protects 14" tablet during use
- Removable shoulder strap enables hands-free carry
- Integrated pocket stores essential accessories
- Genuine tablet accessory built for daily protection
14-inch tablet case with removable strap
The Max Cases Explorer 5 Work-In Case fits a 14 inch tablet and includes a pocket for accessories. A removable shoulder strap allows the user to carry the device hands-free. The design keeps the tablet protected while it remains inside the case during use. This accessory suits mobile workers who need quick access to their screen.
Lightweight protection with open ventilation
The case adds minimal bulk and relies on the tablet's own thermal management because it leaves ports and vents uncovered. No fans or active cooling are integrated into the accessory. Power draw is unaffected since the case contains no electronics. Noise levels stay identical to the bare device in normal operation.
Highlights
- Work-in design protects 14" tablet during use
- Removable shoulder strap enables hands-free carry
- Integrated pocket stores essential accessories
- Genuine tablet accessory built for daily protection
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the removable shoulder strap to the 14" case?
Locate the metal D-rings on each side of the case. Clip the swivel hooks on the strap ends onto these rings until they click securely. The step users miss is checking both hooks face outward so the strap lies flat.
When should I replace the shoulder strap on this work-in case?
Replace the strap if the webbing frays, the stitching pulls loose, or the swivel hooks no longer lock onto the D-rings. Inspect it before heavy field use; a worn strap can detach and drop the tablet.
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