Toshiba Satellite Pro L450-13Q

Toshiba Satellite Pro L450-13Q (380 words)
by Idave - written on 12/06/11, updated on 23/06/11 (Useful, 62 readings)
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I ve had this Laptop for a year now and it s a good laptop at first. However I have experienced many problems with it s build quality and have had it repaired several times. 1. The first repair was my fault, (well the user s fault) as they spilled liquid, not to sure what, on it. It still worked fine, just that the keys were getting stuck continuously and finally failed me. 2. This time it was the build quality. The left mouse button started to get stuck under the casing and this also happened to a friend who had a similar model, L450-13L I think. Anyway this wasn t a problem as it could be pulled back out with a any long thin object. The problem was when my laptop was ...

Toshiba Satellite Pro L450-13L

A middle range laptop for a budget price (363 words)
by happypanda - written on 13/04/12, updated on 16/04/12 (Useful, 51 readings)
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I bought this Laptop for my husband for a reasonable price a few years ago after his old laptop simply decided to stop turning on at all. On a budget, I looked long and hard for a good laptop that wouldn t set me back too much money and this is what I bought. Pros After all these years, the battery life is still great, providing at least 3 hours. It has a big 250gb hard drive which is enough for most users photos and videos. There are Three USB ports and nice big screen which is clear and easy to read Unlike some laptops, this is light and not too big and doesn t get too hot on your laptop. It comes with webcam and you can tell it has great build quality, as I ve ...

Toshiba Satellite Pro L450-13L

Click unhappy - mouse buttons are a nightmare! (205 words)
by laitaarien - written on 03/08/11 (Useful, 45 readings)
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I should clarify.... Overall, this Laptop is quite reliable. I was given it by my work brand new about 3 months ago. It is still pretty quick and functioning well. Internet explorer does crash regularly, however I view this as a fault of the software, not the hardware! I do have a few complaints with it. Mainly, the mouse buttons. I tend to use the tapping the mouse pad method of clicking rather than the buttons, so in the time that I ve had the laptop the mouse buttons haven t (comparitively) been used very often. However about a month into my use, the left mouse button began to stick, and is REALLY ANNOYING when you re trying to edit things or whatever. The only way ...