XIWODE Magnetic Dry Erase Board (90 x 60cm) with Black Aluminium Frame
Product description
The essentials
If you need a wall-mounted whiteboard that also acts as a place to pin up the “stuff you can’t forget”, a magnetic dry erase board is a sensible route. The XIWODE Magnetic Dry Erase Board uses a lacquered steel writing surface and a magnetic approach, so documents, photos and other display items can be attached directly with magnets rather than needing separate clips or tape.
It’s also built to be lived with. The board sits in an aluminium frame, and the corners are designed with a protective cover to reduce the chance of injury in day-to-day use. On paper, it ticks a lot of boxes for home offices and workplaces that want one simple surface for writing plus reminders.
What to know before you buy
A 90 x 60cm board is a mid-size option: big enough for planning, quick notes, meetings or a small project overview, but not so large that it dominates a room. That matters because wall space and daily usability are linked. If your routine is more “short messages and reminders” than “full-wall brainstorming”, this size will likely feel more manageable.
The surface is described as smooth and scratch resistant, with the aim of letting you write clean, fluently. That’s helpful if you’re the type who doesn’t want ghosting or dragging from every marker stroke. Still, keep expectations realistic: any dry wipe surface will depend on how you write (marker type, pressure, and whether you wipe promptly).
There’s also a pen tray included, which is a small detail but a practical one. It can keep markers and accessories to hand, rather than turning your board into a rummage hunt.
Where it shines in everyday use
What really stands out here is the “one board, two jobs” angle.
You can jot notes with a dry wipe marker, then use magnets to keep related items visible—think printed agendas for the week, a photo of a checklist reminder, or a small document you want to refer to without pinning it elsewhere.
For example, in a home office you could write tomorrow’s tasks in the main writing area, then magnet a printed meeting schedule or a project diagram onto the board so it stays in view. In a team setting, it can work similarly for stand-ups: quick writing at the top, plus any supporting documents magneted alongside.
Tech specs
- Type: Magnetic dry erase board (wall mounted)
- Size: 90 x 60cm
- Surface: Lacquered steel surface
- Frame material: Aluminium frame
- Magnetic use: Documents, photos and display elements can be attached with magnets
- Safety feature: Protective cover in 4 corners
- Scratch resistance: Scratch resistant surface (as described)
- Extras: Pen tray for markers and accessories
Strengths and the bit to be careful with
Strengths
- Magnetic convenience: helps you avoid separate memo boards or constant tape use for small reminders.
- Writing feel focus: described as smooth, with resistance to scratches.
- Wall-mounted practicality: aluminium-framed structure and corner protective covers are designed with everyday use in mind.
- Tidiness: the pen tray gives storage where you need it.
A limitation to bear in mind
If you’re after something that’s extremely large, or you need a board for heavy, high-frequency marker use where surface performance is a key priority, this could still feel more like a practical mid-range setup than an all-out “workhorse”. Also, the surface is lacquered steel (good for magnetic use), but the long-term writing and wiping experience will still depend on marker compatibility and how carefully it’s maintained.
Who it’s for (and who may want to skip it)
It makes sense if you want a single wall feature that combines dry wipe writing with magnetic holding for photos and documents. You’ll likely get the most from it in offices, studios, classrooms, or at home when reminders and planning happen frequently.
It may not be the best match if you mainly need a basic non-magnetic whiteboard, or if your space calls for a much bigger board than 90 x 60cm. And if you’re very particular about marker performance (for example, you routinely use a variety of ink styles), it’s worth being mindful that the described scratch resistance and smooth writing are “on the surface”, but not a guarantee against marker-specific issues.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you value a magnetic dry erase board for day-to-day planning and keeping relevant documents visible—especially with the included pen tray and corner safety cover. It’s a straightforward choice for homes and workplaces that want writing + display in one.
You might want to skip it if you only need a simple writing surface without magnets, or if you need something larger or more specialised than a 90 x 60cm wall board. As with most dry wipe products, get the basics right—use suitable markers, wipe regularly, and keep the surface clean—otherwise even the best-intention design can feel disappointing.
Quick FAQs
How do magnets work on this board?
The board is magnetic, so documents, photos and similar items used for display can be firmly attached with magnets.
Is it suitable for both professional and private use?
It’s described as versatile for professional and private environments, including uses such as presentations and memo-style note keeping.
What size area does it cover?
It measures 90 x 60cm, which is best seen as a mid-size board for planning, notes and reminders rather than full wall coverage.
Does it come with storage for markers?
Yes, the pen tray provides space to store whiteboard markers and other accessories.
Does it have any safety features?
There’s a protective cover in the 4 corners, designed to help prevent users being injured.