magjump (White) (White, 47" x 24")

I've only had this for a week at the time of this writing, but so far it's been great. I was looking for some kind of larger whiteboard solution that was relatively cheap for my office. The big hard boards are expensive, plus I'd have to worry about hardware to hang them. The very inexpensive wall stickers seemed too thin (I was worried about the texture of the wall, though slight, making it difficult to write and erase). This seemed like a nice compromise despite the very few (and rather suspect :-) ) reviews.This was simple to hang. I didn't use the tape because I was worried I'd end up ripping the paint if I ever moved it...not sure if that's a legitimate worry, but I don't want to risk having to deal with having my office repainted. I only used 6 of the non-trace nails (there's another 4, I believe, that I could have used) and without doing a particularly thorough job of rolling it out, it's mostly flat. The foam backing prevents the wall texture from coming through and gives it some rigidity. It wasn't quite square (I used a laser level + plumb to hange it, so I cout see how far off from square it was), but not to a degree I could notice without a plumb.I'm a little worried about dents, but my tests so far seem to indicate 1) denting probably isn't going to be a common occurrence, 2) I think the foam bounces back after a little bit, and 3) even with dents, the surface is still smooth so writing and erasing aren't affected. In a few of my photos, I show the bending around the pins and a dent that I caused at some point when I was putting it up. Drawing over the dent and then erasing left a small amount of residual marker, but nothing significant.I've been using a mix of the marker that came with it and an orange and black Expo marker and it's worked great. No ghosting yet (I'll keep my eye on that and report back if it becomes an issue).I would buy this again.

This erase board did the trick! I bought this to cover up a blackboard wall in our conference room that was useless. The blackboard wall became really messy and was not functional because of the uneven surface. The dry erase board was easy to put up; it is helpful to have two people do it with a larger size. The Expo markers work on this very well. My only issue is that the whiteboard is very delicate and bends easily. It came with double-sided tape, a pen and microfiber cloth. I would buy this again if I need to make use of a wall.

Update. Magjump reached out to me very quickly to help remedy the situation. I was also able to use the magnetic version as well. Overall I'm very pleased with the purchase and product. Due note that dimensions can be approx .5 off those listed. Beyond that nothing to complain about. I would get again if needed.

Great idea...but what I got has tape residue on the writing surface in abstract places. And it was not due to packaging. It is all down the length of the surface. For $29 I would expect something a bit more carefully manufactured and shipped. I would not buy again.

I found this very difficult to install correctly and smoothly.1) The instructions were terrible. The pins this came with were an odd shape and I couldn't figure out how to attach them to the wall. So I decided to use the tape method instead to fix it to my walls.2) The tape quality is terrible. Half the whiteboard came up after I taped the backside of the whiteboard as instructed, and the tape completely adhered to the paint on my walls. Now I have only half a usable whiteboard and will need to remove glue from my walls and repaint.