Pros: small, lightweight, nice keyboard

Cons: has keys that some won't use (or want) for a minimal keyboard

Other Thoughts: Since the size and weight aren't listed, here is that info:
Dimensions
12.6" x 5.6" x 1"
Weight:
15.8 ounces

I actually bought this keyboard for a non-tech friend of mine that didn't want a full-sized keyboard with number keys at the right. Here's what she had to say about it:
"It's the nicest keyboard I've had since my Olivetti portable slaved along from high school to college to NYC to Colorado to India to Colorado to Japan and back to Colorado again whence I picked up my first IBM Selectric -- very handy, that
Selectric, even more so the pre-computer Displaywriter, but lacking the warmth and personality of the Italian handy-dandy writing machine ... and now the Genius! I love it, in spite of the last remaining irrelevant, interfering keys across the top and down the right side, and it's egregious lack of a cent sign."

Pros: Fits into a tight spot if that's all you have.

Cons: Super annoyed with the default being the keyboard being in number mode. Every logout/reboot/login you have to remember to press FN+NumLock to type in a PW or just to use the keyboard in general. If this weren't the case it would be a 5 egg keyboard in my opinion.

Other Thoughts: I was running this keyboard on an old machine with multiple users. With users logging on and off the machine it was too much of an annoyance to keep using so I can't comment as to the durability or lasting of this device, but it didn't last more than a week in my household.

Pros: small, compact, lightweight, easy to type

Cons: On rare occasions, it freezes my computer for some reason if I plug it into certain USB ports on my laptop (I have the still somewhat new Windows 8, so I don't know if that has something to do wiht it.)

Pros: Small. Excellent for small desks and workbenches.
USB HID. Works on absolutely anything, even Windows 98 PCs and USB-Host capable tablets!
Has all the keys and indicator LEDs of a full-size keyboard.
Full-size keys - I'm able to touch-type on it at full speed.

Cons: The numeric keypad is a laptop-style Overlay that's enabled by Num-Lock. It's easy to accidentally leave it on and type numbers while touch-typing!
USB cable is a little on the short side. Might need a USB extension cable if your PC is on the floor...
Nitpick: The shiny plastic collects smudges and scratches, especially if you carry it with you for use on a tablet or laptop.

Other Thoughts: This keyboard would find an excellent companion with a trackball on a cramped desktop layout.
Wish I had this 15 years ago on my Pentium 2 PC!
The chicklet keys may be a pro or a con for you; that's why I left it here. I rather like them.
Final Verdict: Highly recommended!

Pros: Small. Good feel; has some feedback. Large backspace.

Cons: None found. Small size or lack of number pad are not cons in a product of this type and size.

Other Thoughts: I bought this for my wife, to replace another small keyboard that is perhaps six years old (which will be saved as a working backup). She's on her PC for hours each day and likes this keyboard. I've only used it a little, but if I needed a[nother] small keyboard, I'd probably buy one for myself. It's nice. I don't usually give 5-egg reviews because few things are perfect, but if you are wanting a small keyboard, you know the limitations and they aren't cons, so it is indeed pretty perfect.

Pros: Great size, nice look, very solid. Works as expected.

Cons: starts up with number lock on, you have to press the Fn key and the number lock key at the same time to turn off the number lock.

Pros: space saving! the keys are pretty quiet but they do have a bit of wobble in them and not as solidly built as the Apple keyboards but the price is enough to justify that.

Cons: could do less with the branding and website printed right on the keyboard.

Other Thoughts: wish the volume had dedicated volume control instead of using the Fn key. it doesn't register the Function keystrokes when used at the same time as a full screen game.

Pros: It's small, so if you don't use a numeric keypad and want to use a mouse with your right hand it's convenient.

Cons: Does not work with Linux.
Despite what I have seen from other reviews the keys are just mushy and blah.

Other Thoughts: There is nothing to distinguish this keyboard from other cheap lightweight keyboards in the same price range. It feels like a toy.

Pros: Key feedback is very good. Also pretty quiet.

Cons: Cord length could be a little longer.

Pros: - Nice and small
- Quiet

Cons: The key spacing is a bit too much for my liking but I'm slowly getting used to it.

Other Thoughts: Overall it's a solid keyboard for the price. It's exactly what I expected and I have no issues with it.