Dynabook Toshiba Satellite Pro C40-G-109 Laptop Intel Celeron 5205U 4GB RAM 128GB SSD 14" Windows 10 Pro - A1PYS26E111T

This is a great little laptop for either the younger school kids who need a laptop for school projects - or - the avarage person who only wants to do a bit of surfing on the internet or basic word processing and / or watching videos.The colours on screen are good.The laptop starts quite quickly and operates fast enough to not leave you hanging around for pages or programs to load.I ahve the full Office package working on this alptop, as well as storing a few videos and family photos.The laptop itself is upgradable with both memory and hard drive size - somehing which can increase storage if you store lots of photos or videos.The battery life is fair and the size of the laptop itself meets most folks needs.

Simple laptop, very good UK keyboard, very long battery life, tested to just over 10 hours with no issues, its a good price,128GB SSD is small but you you can simply use a micro SD card for extra storage if required ,Used for just a few basic programs such as office etc, An ideal laptop for kids homework with its clear eye friendly screen, 2 USB ports .far better than the ones for sale from China that have unpronounceable names and quality issues. yes its a celeron chip but this works well for this laptop. We have bought 4 of this type of laptop for the kids homework, Highly recommended.

I own a gaming PC and a Gaming Laptop, I wanted a laptop like this Toshiba Dynabook for just general usage or for plugging into a spare monitor or TV to watch movies and shows so I can free up my gaming laptop.This little laptop isn't the fastest on the planet but does exactly what is wanted.Pros:*Light in weight*Decent little screen on it*Low price, even when new*Comes pre-installed with Windows10*Does NOT have tonnes of bloatware installed on it*Long lasting battery*Feels well madeCons:*Definitely won't play games*Specs for it are low, but it isn't difficult to upgrade the RAM and SSD for it*SSD is 120gb, Operating system and default applications take up almost half of that*RAM is 4gb, can be easily upgraded to something more capable if desired.Overall I'm really happy with the laptop, for my purposes it's perfect. It feels light and comfortable to carry, it feels well made, it is small enough that it isn't going to be a pain to carry around in a bag but not too small that it's uncomfortable to use.It's a nice little general use laptop that'll play video media, browse the Web and to do some work on.If you need a larger SSD and improved RAM, there's videos online showing you how to upgrade these. So far as I can tell, you can't upgrade the CPU but again, for what this laptop is designed for, why would you?I'll be opening it up in the next few weeks to install better RAM and probably a larger SSD but for the price, it's not bad.This laptop is certainly worth a try if you're just looking for something to use for general use.

If you can get these for under £150 they're a steal.They run the full fat version of Windows 10 pro (can be upgraded to 11), and if you're playing legit an official Windows license normally that would cost over £100. When you think of it like that these laptops really are cheap.They work fine as long as you're not pushing them too hard. We use them as pool laptops, so they mainly run a remote desktop session, but sometimes people will use them for office tasks such as teams or Outlook and they handle all that fine.Battery life is great and they're a fairly robust construction, the Dynabook website is pretty good for getting driver updates too which is a plus.

Do NOT buy this awful laptop. Has sound issues and the bluetooth will not connect. Twice it was sent to the manufacturer for a repair and twice if failed. The seller sold me a dodgy laptop but failed to provide a resolution, fobbing me off. Complete waste of time and money. Stay away from the disgusting excuse of a seller (NMD PC). When I contacted them, the laptop was still in warranty, however, they tried manipulating me stating it was not their problem and that they do not deal with software issues. Erm, how are you meant to know whether the issues are hardware or software issues when you haven't examined the issue as a result of you refusing to accept responsibility?? When I received it back from the manufacturer, it turns out the issues were HARDWARE all along! You've been warned!!!

Had a toshiba Satellite prior to getting this one. They appear to be the same brand of manufacturers so considered this as my old laptop served me well. I wasn’t disappointed with this. It has long battery life, can keep it working virtually all day before needing to charge it. The screen isn’t too bad, nice and clear. I haven’t tried the camera yet so not sure of that. It is light and easy to move around with. The only area I did find a problem was with the cursor, it is a bit difficult to navigate with but that I solved by getting a mouse to attach to it. A great laptop considering the price.

This is a great laptop for the money, quick enough for day to day tasks, even on Windows 11, it has a decent keyboard and adequate battery life.Sadly the screen is awful by modern standards, it’s washed out, and has very poor pixel density.I got this laptop to run alongside my daily iPad for document storage, and other bits and bats I can’t do with the iPad, putting the two side by side only highlights how poor the LCD is. Luckily it’s only for occasional use, as I certainly couldn’t live with it as my main device.I didn’t expect it to be outstanding at this price level, but I’m actually quite shocked LCDs with this sort of pixel density and lack of contrast are still being made in 2022!