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MacBook Hardshell Laptop Case
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MacBook Hardshell Laptop Case

Durable, lightweight protection for your MacBook.
€49,99
€49,99
Color Black
Macbook Macbook Air 13" M3/M2
About this product

The hard-shell, 2-piece ZAGG MacBook Protector snaps into place to protect your MacBook from bumps, scratches, rough surfaces, and the contents of your bag. It’s durable, lightweight protection that slips easily into your bag so you can feel confident taking your MacBook with you on-the-go. The ZAGG MacBook Protector has rounded, rubberized grips on the bottom to keep your MacBook from sliding when you’re working. It’s also fully vented to disperse heat from your device. The ZAGG MacBook Protector comes in three semi-clear, frosted colors as well as two fabric-textured options.

  • Thin, Lightweight Case: Fits easily in your bag and won’t add significant weight to your MacBook.

  • Scratch-Resistant Protection: Protects your MacBook from scratches and looks good doing it.

  • Two-Piece, Snap-On Design: Easy to install on your MacBook.

  • Rubberized Non-slip Grips: Rounded, rubberized grips on the bottom of the case prevent slipping.

  • Fully Vented: The vented case allows heat from your device to disperse.

  • Easy Port Access: The ZAGG MacBook Protector doesn’t block any access to port plug-ins.

  • Semi-frosted, Hard Shell Exterior: ZAGG MacBook Protector comes in three chic, semi-frosted colors.

  • Fabric Finish: ZAGG MacBook Protector is also available in two fabric finishes—navy and gray.

Warranty / Free replacements

Free replacements for life: If your screen protector or phone case breaks, we'll replace it. No questions asked. All you pay is shipping and handling. Please replace your screen protector immediately if it becomes damaged to continue protecting your device and avoid risk of injury.

Shipping & returns

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