Side by Side Comparison of: Wall Pops vs Universal

First off thanks to all the other reviewers for their feedback in helping me decide to try these, I really found a great product!They were easy to apply, there were issues with air bubbles but I expected that given the other reviews but also because I placed mine on a concrete wall. A poorly constructed one at that as well. I simply kept pressing the air bubbles with my finger till they were gone, or raising off the wall pop and reapplying. I have air bubbles still but I believe it's because of the wall more than a fault of the product.I used two wall pops, overlapped them to get what you see. The wall itself is very uneven, and even has a line running through it. However the product stands up well, no issue installing it, and none whatsoever writing on it, even the rough surface at times. The remaining air bubbles are no real issue but still worth mentioning.Overall a very good product, great alternative to the white boards being sold as they have more flexibility to be installed almost anywhere and the price is not bad at all.If I had one complaint, would be the cheap feeling marker holder, but really not a huge issue. I do agree with the other reviewers as well that using a wet type of eraser (wet wipes etc) is more effective. Especially when using colored markers. Again these are really minor and definitely not deal breakers.Great product. Will buy many more!

I was worried when we took it out of the package because it wrinkled when we layed it flat. My worries were quickly put to rest when we put it on the wall it smoothed out, no wrinkles! Application was very easy even on our textured walls. It was uneven the first time so I had to peel it off and try again, it left no residue and restuck just fine. We left a few notes written over night, the colors erased completely but the black wouldn't completely erase with a little winded it is back to good as new. Overall great product for the price.

perfect! I've installed a large whiteboard in my office but wanted additional work space on the walls. these sheets are inexpensive, easy to install and do not hold smudge marks (yet). I am using Expo brand markers and eraser (NOT the supplied marker) and letting the ink dry before I erase. this helps keep the surface clean. Post-It notes adhered especially well to the surface making an excellent Kanban board.MOUNTING TIP: clean the wall surface you will mount to, let dry and measure the height you want your sheet mounted at from the ceiling or floor. mark the wall in two places spaced within the width of the sheet for your top position. slowly remove the backing from the sheet. affix post-it notes to the back of the sheet in the corners, overlapping the perimiter of the sheet. lay the top of the sheet in line with your marks on your wall. grab another post-it note (we use this to apply the sheet smoothly and remove bubbles) and holding it over your fingers run your fingers down the middle of the sheet. run your fingers directly horizontal from the middle towards the right edge. repeat with the left edge. use your fingers (with the post-it between your fingers and the sheet) to smooth the entire surface from the center out to the corners. when the sheet is smooth peel back the corners where the post it's are affixed, remove the post-its and finish the corners. the sheet should be perfectly smooth (well, as smooth as the wall you mounted it on).

Perfect! This product shipped fast and was very easy to use, just peel and stick! I cut it to size and stuck it to an old framed chalkboard. I used a credit card to smooth it out as I went and voila, instant dry erase board! No more chalk mess and screeching sound when I want to write something! I ordered some liquid chalk and regular dry erase markers along with this product and both erase nicely even after I've left a grocery list on it for several days! I had quite a bit of the roll left over so I put a square of this on my desk and another on the front of my daytimer to scribble quick notes on! I would definitely order this product again!

I taped this down to the top of my desk. I scribble all kinds of notes and calculations on the white board. I no longer need so much scrap paper.

This was so cool. I have used and purchased many dry erase boards. This definitely is the best that I have ever seen or used. When you erase, it really the sticker is clean and does not smear like most boards. Easy install and can be taken off easily without damage to walls. The trick to install is:1) leave the paper backing on the sticker2) Start with estimating where you want it and take it to the wall best with masking tape3) peel one at a time from the corner that connects all the other stickers (Only the corner)4) Stick the corner to the wall then move up or down slowly peeling5) Peel the paper backing while holding the edge of the sticker stuck on the wall6) continue with each one7) readjust as necessary.This will help eliminate any air bubbles. I bought 4 making a 35" X 48" board at a cheap cost.Bad part is that you feel every contour of the wall. I wish the stickers was thicker. If it was thicker, it has a potential of replacing all the dry erase boards and can be more portable.

This is my new companion for a variety of volunteer and nonprofit board meetings. It's small enough to carry with me to use for brainstorming but big enough to fit on a decent amount of information. Paired with the EXPO Low-Odor Dry Erase Markers 15-piece set, this dry erase board lets us get creative and not lose our ideas.

OVERALL: Given the price, this is a sturdy, quality whiteboard, which exactly fits my requirements. It was delivered in perfect condition. I also appreciate that it arrived two days after I placed my order, which was a week ahead of the expected delivery date.It took more effort than expected for me to shop for and choose a whiteboard. I had concerns about quality as well as packaging, shipping and handling. I was also dissatisfied with another seller and so I sat down to write this review to help other buyers. See below. Pictures included.MY BIGGEST CONCERN WHEN ORDERING A WHITEBOARD FOR DELIVERY THROUGH AMAZON: There were many customer complaints regarding the poor condition in which whiteboards arrived, due to poor packaging, shipping and handling. This is a problem with various sellers not just this one. I had previously ordered a whiteboard, from another seller, and its packaging was so flimsy that the board arrived bent, with the frame torn away on one side. This was a waste of good product and it was inconvenient to repack and send it back. At least Amazon makes it relatively easy to submit returns and get refunds. In contrast, the whiteboard from this seller, arrived in perfect, undamaged condition, even if its cardboard packaging was slightly soiled, had a handful of punctures and tears and one of the edges had a small rip. This particular seller used four styrofoam strips near the corners of the frame, for extra support during shipping, and I think that helped a lot. Still, if shipping and handling had been just a bit rougher or if the package had been wet, I could easily have received a damaged whiteboard. If anyone from Amazon reads this, I hope they review the packaging and handling of whiteboards, in general, from all sellers.THE PRODUCT: UNV43723 36”x24” Universal non-magnetic, melamine, dry-erase whiteboard with aluminum frame and black plastic corners clipped over the frame's corners. The seller’s product description was pretty accurate. The only discrepancy was that the posted picture had rounded corners. Similar to other buyers, the board I received had square, 90-degree corners. This was a non-issue for me.The melamine surface was smooth, unblemished and completely flat with no bubbles, bends or curves. It is easy to write on (I use Expo dry erase fine tipped pens) and clean, using a dry cloth or dry paper towel. There was some ghosting or residue after repeated use. But the board was good as new after I wiped it down with a damp cloth. I also use Expo whiteboard cleaning fluid or soapy water on a damp cloth, both of which work just as well.The total board size is 36” x 24” x ½”. The beveled aluminum frame is 7/8” wide, which makes the writing surface 34¼” x 22¼”. The frame protects the board’s edges and has a notch running along it, to which the included tray can be attached. The tray is 20” long and 2½” wide in total or 1¾” usable area. Small screws hold the frame to the back of the board. The board also comes with two wall brackets (1½” x 5/8” with two holes each) for hanging the board, four drywall anchors (1¼”) and four phillips wall screws (1”). The wall brackets are meant to slip between the aluminum frame and the board’s matt-finished back.Without the aluminum frame, I estimate that the board alone is about ¼” thick. It feels solid and sturdy.USE: I purchased this whiteboard to mount on an aluminum easel, which measures 27½” x 3½” x 4½” folded, 76" fully extended and weighs 2.8 pounds. In my opinion, the UNV43723 36”x24” is just the right size and weight for a stable working set-up with this particular easel. In the past, I had a 44” x 32” board, which could be easily mounted on my easel, but did not seem as stable with heavy use, compared to this slightly smaller board. In my opinion, a bigger 48” x 36” whiteboard would be too unwieldy for use on this aluminum easel, even if strictly speaking it could still be mounted.I do not recommend that you wash the white board or allow moisture to seep into its edges or through its matt–finished back. After all, even if the melamine writing surface is water resistant, it is still laminate on compressed paper board. Just to emphasize, this is NOT flimsy cardboard. This whiteboard is light enough to mount on an easel, but solid enough for writing on continuously.Last but not least, I would be careful not to drop this board or any other whiteboard for that matter. From my experience, a drop tends to warp these boards.PICTURE: The seller and other reviewers have already included various pictures of this product, but not of its back. So I uploaded two pictures of its back, one of its corners and the easel mounting.

I have had this whiteboard for about a month now and it has hit every every mark I was looking for. Let me elaborate:I was looking for a pretty decent sized whiteboard that I could work out long math problems on, and just have a place to jot down notes without littering my desk with sticky notes. This whiteboard is sturdy and well built. The pen tray that it comes with is sturdy as well, although I do not use it so I can not go into more details about that. I have had stuff written on this whiteboard (in multiple different colors, including red) for over a week and when I went to erase it, it came right off without leaving a shadow or smearing. I would recommend this whiteboard to anyone who is looking for a larger, good quality whiteboard.Quick Breakdown:Pros: - Smooth surface so whiteboard ink doesn't get stuck in crevasses and then can't get erased - Well built/sturdy - Nice design - just a simple whiteboard with no extra flairCons: - None as of nowQuick Tip:I am using a microfiber cloth to clean this whiteboard off. In the past I've accidentally scratched whiteboards with erasers that come in kits with whiteboard markers. As of right now I haven't had to apply any liquid cleaning spray to help clean the board off, the nice smooth surface and the microfiber cloth seem to be doing the job. As a side note, cheaper whiteboard markers are more prone to leaving shadows in my experience.

This is an awesome dry erase board. I was skeptical getting it because of some bad reviews.. but all the bad reviews I've read appear to be incorrect or just flukes. This board is very sturdy and well-built. I have had zero problems getting any marker to erase from it.. I haven't even used the spray cleaner yet because it comes off so well. In fact, I usually find little tiny things about products that could be better.. but there really isn't anything about this product that appears cheap or low quality.However, I did have to re-order it due to it because damaged the first time shipping. Luckily it was recognized as damaged before getting to me, so I didn't have to spend the time sending it back in. I just had a quick chat with an amazon's customer service and quickly got one re-ordered.

I love being the good grandpa. This was a gift for an eight year old girl. She loves it! For a white board it's very nice. Good size and cleans up nice.

This is a solid built dry erase board. The frame is a little thicker than what the photo indicates. Thicker frame = a sturdier and well constructed product. The tray was easy to snap onto the bottom of the board. Using this board to get me through my math and science classes in college. Money well spent. Board was delievered in pristine condition and zero warpage. Want a sturdy and well constructed board? This is the one.UPDATE: This particular model does not have a cardboard backing. The backing has a matte finish and it appears to be a melamine type substrate. It is not flimsy. I tried to bend it and it is built solid.

4 stars because it's a little tricky to apply to the wall (it comes rolled so it's hard to hold flat, adhere, and remove the bubbles without help). I bought two. I ended up sticking the other to my desk. It's actually quite handy. Like right now I'm learning Italian so I wrote the character pronunciations in the corner. I also jot down questions and reminders on it as I read.I took the advice of other reviews and have not used the marker it comes with. Instead I bought the Expo Dry Eraser Set:http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000MK2PZ6/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=18X7TD8ATHKM&coliid=I3OM9YCPXEHK7S&psc=1They write nicely, and erase easily.

I was looking for a solution for my apartment where I could have somewhere to place notes and appointments near my front door. I didn't want to invest in a white board just because I'm not expecting to stay very long here, and didn't want another piece of furniture to carry around when I move.I installed it quite easily, didn't require anyone to help, but it would make it easier if there was someone else though.I like the smooth texture of the panel, I've used different colored dry erase markers and so far so good.I like the product and would recommend it for anyone who wants either a temporary or permanent fixture.It comes in a nice transparent box tube, with a complimentary thin tipped dry erase pen with eraser. (convenient but preferred to buy my own)Note, I also bought paper masking tape ProTapes Pro 46 Crepe Paper Masking Tape, 60 yds Length x 1" Width, Orange (Pack of 1) to place on the edges of the panel, so that i don't accidentally end up writing on the wall.

I love it. I don't recommend installing it by yourself as it can stick to its self and be hard to unstick. I moved it from room to kitchen and it got all stuck. I managed to fix it. I would just recommend moving it with two people to avoid the mess. Even so, Its honestly it's perfect.

I purchased two to lay them on top of each other in portrait mode with one slightly overlapping the other to prevent any marker ink landing onto the painted wall (I had also created a frame out of blue painters tape to further prevent accidentally writing onto the painted wall.When installing these I used a firm credit card wrapped in tape (to prevent scuffing & scratching onto the surface) and applied pressure from the center moving outward to the edges to remove any air bubbles. After applying this onto my wall I noticed more air bubbles had surfaced overnight. I quickly removed the WallPop and squeegeed out more air.If this doesn't work for you, you can always use a sharp X-Acto knife and poke tiny tiny holes for trapped air to be released.I attached a photo for referenceI had purchased this for my girlfriend who is currently in Med school and aside from all of her paper notes and post-its, she needed a dry erase board to jot down quick notes to reference back easily. I didn't want to buy the ones at local office supply stores because those are either too small or too big to be practical for use at home. Also since these WallPops lay flat on my wall it feels more natural vs writing on a board thats screwed onto your wall.You can easily remove this peel & stick and it holds enough tack to be applied in another room in the same house.If my review was helpful in any way please click the "YES" button below

Generally a decent product. Markers write clearly, but it can be a bit tough to erase. I'd suggest using some sort of liquid cleaner (Expo has one here: http://www.amazon.com/Expo-81803-Non-Toxic-Whiteboard-Cleaner/dp/B00006IBO5). I tried being very careful with installation, and still got a few small bubbles (see pic) that I could never smooth out. Still enjoy having the whiteboard.

I popped these out of the tube and slapped them up within ten minutes. They're great for anyone who wants a whiteboard but doesn't want to actually throw down the excess cash / structure to put one up. It went fine over a lightly textured wall; I bought one for a nephew's dorm room as well so he could easily have the whiteboard without drilling into the wood itself.However they're not "secure" in the sense that I peeled one off and restuck it easily, but as an alternative to a comparably sized whiteboard that bounced off the wall anytime you tried to write on it, I'm a fan.It takes a little patience to smooth out the airbubbles, but I was able to put three of these up in a row, one laid over the edge of the other. I haven't had any problems with the overlaid edges peeling back when I write on it......but you have to watch the edges. I'll have to repaint the wall eventually to get rid of all those godawful pink and orange "dry erase marker" bits at the edge.

Installation was easy and so far the surface wipes clean as it should without leaving shadows. It is a good size for a home office and helps me keep track of multiple projects with a quick glance. I would have given 5 stars but the marker holder is such a pain to keep on the board. I've had it attached several times and with the smallest bump or moving the marker the wrong way, it falls off. Kind of a bummer because I was hoping to have a good place for the markers other than my desktop pen holder.

It has a marker holder that is nice, but it'll fall off when my 2.5 year old puts weight on it with his hands while standing up. But it's easy to clip back on. Surface is good, like any classroom whiteboard surface. Looks great with dry erase markers and it comes off easily with a paper towel (no solution nor water needed to erase).When it was shipped, one of the black corner pieces was chipped though.

I love the quality of this dry erase board. It looks great on my wall that I use daily in my home office. The only issue I have with it is the lack of ways to mount it & on top of that the weight of it. It took me a while to figure out the best way to mount it to my wall.

The product is GOOD value for the price, but packaging is POOR!The board arrived in a corners-strength-plain box even without a plastic bag cover!There was a small scratch in the middle of box (seems like happened during cargo),but it was effective on board itself too since no additional protection, no other layer.I did not bother for a return process, since not worthy of time and effort.Result, I own it with a small damage right in the middle of board.I gave 4 stars. I would give a lower score but the product itself is just better than I expected!

Arrived in perfect condition without any trouble. The whiteboard itself feels well made although it is a bit difficult to get the tray installed. It doesn't seem to stain easily even though we use it heavily for homeschooling. I would definitely recommend this product to everyone who can use it. I especially recommend it for home schoolers or people who work from homeme that have limited wall space since you can install it vertically or horizontally. I wish the tray was a bit bigger though. As it is, it is only the size of a dry eraser and maybe one marker.

I'm a small business owner so bought this for daily notes and schedule... I love it!!! My only gripe would be that there is no way to hang it, that's why the 4 stars rather than 5. You have to come up with your own hangers or system... and I'm not sure what that tray is on the bottom of the picture here but mine doesn't have a tray to hold my dry eraser and pens, I have to store them on a shelf separately. Again, the missing tray is also why the 4 instead of 5 stars. Love it and use it daily, its made very well and will last me a good long time!

Good size, hanged up immediately when arrived, first week all corners were found peeling slightly. Second and third week corners are now unable to stay up alone and had to apply tape( painters tape) to stay up. Works good as a dry erase board just wish it would be better at staying up

I've had whiteboards and worked in offices with whiteboard walls, and was hoping this was going to be something my kids and I could use for quick drawing fun or writing lists down.The product peels and sticks well, but it doesn't erase. You need a damp cloth to erase newly written/drawn things, but if it sits for more than a few minutes, you'll need to use dry erase liquid spray to scrub the dry erase pen marks off. It's a pain and I'll be looking for a better quality product.

I have put this up on the inside of my pantry cabinet door to write down shopping list items. It works fine but erases only okay; there is a ghost of what I wrote left behind in most cases. I think that if you took a black write-on/wipe-off marker and essentially cured the plastic by covering it with marker and immediately wiping it off, as you would with a chalkboard and chalk, this problem would not occur. I find it just as useful and convenient as I expected, but given that it does have these problems I gave it only three stars where I would have given it four, because I was not able to stick it to the flat surface of my cupboard without bubbles, and peeling it up to re-stick ended up worsening the problem. Nonetheless, it serves my purposes admirably.

Was far more excited before I actually used it. I spent awhile setting up my calendar for this month only to have it start peeling off within the first hour. I thought the textured walls could be a problem, but I went back and reset it, pressing it and then taping the edges up, but even that didn't hold. Obviously I had to rewrite the whole calendar after the first fall b/c in order to re-set it you have to press every inch of it, thus wiping it clean. But I did it and then came in this morning to find it barely hanging on. I'm thinking over the holiday I will pull it completely off and try another tactic with velcro, but if that doesn't work ill either take them home n put em up in a room w/o textured walls or just scrap them. It's sad b/c after an awesome brainstorming session yesterday on some other Wall-pops that I got I was eager to come into the office this morning and get back at it, only to find that those had fallen even worse than my calendar. But like my dad always told me, you get what you pay for.

I wanted a whiteboard in my living room for friends to doodle on, and didn't want to drill holes and spend a hundred dollars on a real one. Enter the peel and stick whiteboard. I had it up on the wall in less than 15 minutes with the help of a laser level and a magazine to push the air bubbles out (I wish it came with something to do this, but anything with a hard and straight edge will work). I put this on a non-textured, painted wall.Even after removing the air bubbles, more formed over the next few days. I removed them for a while, but eventually stopped caring. The white board also became harder to erase over time, and a cloud of smudge marks from the eraser grew around it.When I moved out, it peeled off of the wall fairly easily and didn't take any of the paint with it. However, I threw it out and will not be using it again - while it was fun in theory, in practice it was hard to erase and didn't have the experience I expected. I can't take away stars for not being fun, but I can only give it three stars because by the end of the year it was barely usable because of all the marker stains.

This is a handy product that will save you $$ vs. a normal whiteboard but has its limitations. Lots of people have complained about erasing but it's no problem using expo markers along with expo whiteboard care cleaner if needed.First I removed the backing and applied the product to a large mirrored closet door. Bad idea. On glass, air bubbles simply won't come out. This appears to be because the product (a) is airtight and (b) adheres so well to glass that air pockets trapped between the surfaces simply can't be massaged out to the sides. This didn't change over time. Lifting the edges to free trapped air simply leads to different air pockets forming when the material is reapplied.Next I peeled it off the glass and stuck it to painted drywall having a mild texture. Voila. Adhered perfectly, nicely re-positionable, and the few air bubbles that did form disappeared instantly when gently coaxed to the edges with nothing more than the side of my hand. Note that in this application the texture of the drywall telegraphs through the thin material, which I don't find to be a problem, and the color of the wall (if not white) seems to show through the material very slightly.I also use a 36" x 48" sheet of melamine coated hardboard (available at Lowe's for around $12) as a whiteboard, which works perfectly and is a more permanent solution without paying $$$ for a traditional framed whiteboard (to me, the frame doesn't add any value). But that requires mounting, whereas these sheets of self-adhesive, re-positionable material are super-convenient and work great on my wall - - and perhaps yours too!

Was damaged during shipping but it does what it should do. It's white and you can write and erase on it. Is a good size to practice coding on.

Shelf falls off, corner plastic cover missing. Not bad, and not super spendy, but the design of the shelf seems like a major fail. A minor breeze would knock it off.

Works like it's supposed to, 3 star reason is because the low price really shows. Just super cheap construction. I would still buy again just because of the price

What I received was great and works but it's nothing like the picture. It does not have the bottom flap to hold markers and has big black corner pieces not the round tiny black ones in the picture. I got the correct size but different frame. Please update the picture on Amazon so others don't make the same mistake.

This is a nicely sized whiteboard with a solid frame making for sturdy construction. However, I did not get the same model as the photo in the listing. The most notable difference is the square corners whereas the photograph depicted round corners.Also, the board I received had what appears to be bubbles on the whiteboard itself. They're not full of air; on the contrary, they seem very solid - some sort of imperfection in the board itself. There are three in total, not very large and for the most part ignorable (I'm not returning it because of these or anything). I'm including a photo that shows 2 of them above and below the reflection of the ceiling light.

I ordered this as a replacement for one I bought a little over a year ago (same item, from the same seller). The new one is not the same as pictured. The original board, and the one in the picture, have mounting holes drilled nicely into the corners of the board, for very solid mounting. The new one comes only with brackets and no corner options (the silver framing goes all the way around the board with no plastic corners). While the brackets may offer an acceptable mounting solution, the main reason I reordered this particular board was to replace an existing one, expecting to be able to reuse the same (sizable) holes.The board itself (the old one) is fantastic. The mounting was effortless and very sturdy. The board erases easily and looks great when mounted.

Great concept but poor execution. Was easy to install but wrinkled on the wall after installation. The wall was painted drywall with a normal, somewhat rough finish. This resulted in a bumpy surface to write on giving us choppy letters, etc. that is exacerbated by the fact that the film wrinkled after installation. Almost like it shrank after being adhered to the wall. The second issue is ghosting. Anything less than porcelain on metal will give you ghosting but this is whole new level of dry erase ghosting. The ONLY way to erase this is to use rubbing alcohol but even then it is impossible to clean this. After 4 weeks it just looks dirty.After using this for a month we are removing and replacing with a true dry erase board. Not worth your time or money unfortunately.

This wall pop came with Chinese instructions which I didn't know how to read but I figured it out. The surface is matted and not glossy like I thought it would be. It only takes the dry marker that it came with. If I use regular store bought dry makers, the wall pops treats it like permanent marker (won't erase). Luckily I tries on a small corner first. At least it did what I intended it to do... wall paper the office see - through glass I share with my neighbor.

In my classroom, I've got a small IKEA coffee table that's used for playing math games. It's topped by one of these stickers because the kids can do their calculations right on the table, which they love. The decal I bought in 2015 was perfect. Easy to put down with a squeegee, no bubbles, erased black marker, no problem.Wanted to start fresh this year and bought another. It's garbage. It has the look and feel of knock-off Contact paper. Big bubbles even with a squeegee, 1/4 of it won't stay stuck no matter what I do, another 1/8 of it is discolored. Sadly, I'm going to have to replace it, I just don't know what to use.Can't return it because I cut it to fit the table top. What really stinks is that I won't be able to get another until after Open House, so this crummy-looking one is what I get to present to my new parents. :(I'm only giving it two stars because the first one was awesome. Maybe the second is a fluke; maybe they've changed something. The one I've got on the table now doesn't even deserve one star.

1. Could not fully wipe thing off2. The package is rough, feels like its cut off from another big piece of paper3. Really hard to mount, need help from second peopleGood thing is, it does not damage my wall

I bought this to lay over an existing white board. I had read some of the reviews, and was skeptical, but at that price it was worth a shot. Some of the reviews said this was more static cling than sticky. That was not the case, this was like a sticker. Yes, you could remove it and re position it, like a reusable sticker. But as such it was extremely difficult to work with. Bubbles wouldn't smooth out, even with a straight edge, and I got so many wrinkles that would not come out. As a result I ended up trashing the whole thing.

It kinda works okay. I've not tried to remove it or anything, but I'm pretty sure that when I do take it down, I'm just going to toss it in the trash. It clings well, and you can definitely write on it, but its terribly thin which I should have realized and its very hard to clean off.

I bought this white board on June 1St and noticed there was a dark spot right in the middle of the board after I erased it a couple of times. I don't know if the board had some defects in it. But all it took was for me to write on it a few times and erase when I was finished and that is what happened. Now, A month and a half later I went to check and see if I could send it back and there is no indications I can do that. I'm not recommending this board because of that but it is a hit and miss thing I guess. Good Luck!!

It came with a little scratch on the board but i will still keep it. It is not big deal for me. Just FYI.

Arrived with large cracks. I'd give it one star but other than the damage it seems like an ok white board for the price. In retrospect, probably worth spending a bit more and getting a better quality board next time.

The size is great. I should've done more research on the item to make sure it was magnetized before my purchase.The item came in, and the board was damaged on the back.I did not hang the pen tray either.It's a cheap design, but I needed something in a pinch.I would recommend a higher marked product for your dry erase needs.Maybe something from EXPO.They're usually a little more expensive, but you get what you pay for.Thanks,Bucky Wilsonwww.facebook.com/bucky5676

I just ordered it for the third and for sure last time. The board itself looks awesome. So far non of the boards made it thru shipping safely. The two boards I received I had to send back because of cracks either in the front or in the back.I hope the last on makes it without any damage to my place. Otherwise I highly recommend going to the store and get a white board.

I selected this product over a cheaper option because it was advertised with a marker tray. However, it arrived without the tray. Additionally, the product arrived bent and had to be unbent before it could be used. More robust packaging is needed.

No they did not meet my expectation. the material is way to thin which makes it very hard to unroll and apply with out wrinkles on the wall. The material also absorbs the ink from the marker to much and becomes stained with a residue build up from the ink, so the whiteboard starts to take on the color of the marker you use. But very difficult to apply to the wall especially with the 9 ft long rolls. LOL, also the rolls came in all different lengths as if someone did not even measure them to the proper specs that they are advertised. One roll came out a foot short, the quality looks like they were made in China!

Completely unusable. I was very excited to find such an inexpensive alternative to the writey board brand, but it turns out it was too good to be true. The product is has the dimensions as specified, but you cannot write on the product and expect the writing to be erasable. While I was opening the package I could tell it was not "whiteboard" quality. It felt like a slightly more lubricated paper. Sure enough, I draw a happy face on the white board side of the paper to christen the product, and it is completely unerasable. Very disappointing, as I had really looked forward to using this extensively in my new apartment.

I purchased the single peel and stick whiteboard a few months ago. Thinking it was the same great product, I bought two more. Absolute fail.I purchased the two pack and it was horrible. After sticking them to my wall, we couldn't get the whiteboard side exposed or it simply isn't a whiteboard at all. I can't really tell if it was ever designed to work as a whiteboard or just a sheet with an ugly peel-back graphic designed to take wall space without serving any purpose.I contacted customer service and the vendor has not helped in any way at all, except to send me instructions that might help with a product that's not completely defective like mine.The shipping time was shocking. I only realized after I bought the product how ridiculously long the wait would be. I should have immediately canceled my order and put in for two single whiteboards.Horrible mess that I don't anticipate a resolution on. Will update if it gets fixed.Ironically my picture matches the graphic they have on the product page. Don't be fooled - it's a matte sheet with that ugly graphic on it.

Amazon ordering and Shipping was awesome and the packaging for the product was fine. I will probably never find out if the product works properly because whoever rolled it up and put it into it's protective package must have been a disgruntled worker. This is a thin film product to be applied to a wall as a decal. If you hand roll and "scrunch" it then it will be very difficult to apply to the wall without showing the creases and wrinkles. It is a whiteboard for goodness sake and needs to be flat and smooth. I had read reviews saying these decals from many manufacturers are difficult to apply without wrinkles and bubbles. I have experience applying thin film produces so I thought I would give it a try but starting with a damaged product is just unwarranted level of difficulty.

Third time to order this product, and sadly report they have changed this drastically! Will be returning. its impossible to use and so cheap, Wall pops - sad for you to have left your original product​ for this cheap alternative.you can see the difference in the two products in the attached picture, so disappointed !

Product is completely useless. I used regular Expo brand dry erase markers and was totally unable to erase. I was able to get black ink off almost completely using toothpaste, but red and green would not come off at all - tried toothpaste, alcohol, pine sol, orange goop and lots of elbow grease. The ink is still there! Reading all the reviews of how well this should work, I wonder if I was sent an "off" brand and not the brand listed. I ordered from a 3rd party called TechFeel because of the low price and only afterwards realized they were in China. The backing of the product was marked with some Chinese writing and the name Cropland (not Wall Pops). I had ordered (2) 24" x 36" pieces and what I received was one 2 ft. wide piece that was 6 ft long. It appeared to have been cut off a roll of 2 ft wide material as the cut ends were somewhat jagged.So... it may be that the brand listed here works fine, but what I received from TechFeel was worthless.

This was my third purchase, and the frame is already falling apart. I can no longer hang it up as the top portion of the frame detaches from the sides. This was my 3rd purchase and am disappointed as the first two are still working great.

Came broken in the package

Junk. Fell apart in less than 6 months. Don't bother with this.

Complete garbage...the board itself was mediocre, probably could have passed, but the marker tray is useless, there is no way to attach it properly to the board...thing just keeps falling off. Thankful for the free returns, so I can keep sending back the garbage they pump out...why is it so difficult to find dry erase board that works...its really not rocket science.

There's fake advertisement here, because the board I received has squared (pointy) corners, the photo for the selling product has round corners.Also, the board have small cracks on it!

The product came bent and in terrible packaging. After hanging it up and writing on it the first thing you realize is that the board moves. I used 2 adhesive strips (the ones used for ez pass) on the bottom corners to keep the board in place. The second thing is the marker doesn't erase, I use Expo markers and they have never left "ghost marks" on other boards. I actually have to wash the whiteboard and use a whiteboard cleaner after every few hours because the marks end up making it hard to read and write. I was very actually very disappointed in this product, after a few weeks of use it seems like I'll have to throw it out because it's just terrible. Save your money and go with a better product.