Pros: exactly what you expect from the description. No surprises.

Cons: None really

Pros: -Very small and compact compared to other mini keyboards
-Wired
-USB
-Fairly sturdy so it doesn't warp when typed on
-Has every key on a full keyboard
-No multimedia keys

Cons: -Arrow keys are a bit smaller than the other keys

Other Thoughts: -Some of the keys are in non-standard places

Pros: This thing is heavy and solid.

Cons: The Bottom row is crowded with tiny keys. 2 windows keys are 1 too many. Worse, I can't get comfortable with the Fn key being on the bottom left corner instead of the Ctrl. The upper right corner is equally messed up, it has the Pause key instead of the Delete key. I'm going to get another Siig, which deals well with size and placement of keys.

Other Thoughts: What is the delete key doing in the bottom row?

Pros: It works, not dog ugly.

Cons: I'm not a midget and some of those keys are way small. Easy to hit the wrong key. But, what do you expect for such a small keyboard.

Other Thoughts: This fit right in between my Belkin n52te and my spiffy logitech mouse.

Was pondering one day how I could play WOW in bed. So I purchased a hospital table that was designed to roll over a bed which could lift up and down as well as tilt. Drilled a few holes and mounted a widescreen flatpanel monitor, velcro'd game controller and this keyboard to the table, built a frame that cantilevered the computer to the opposite side of the overhanging table to take some stress off of the supporting post and viola, lazy man's nirvana.

Surprisingly I'm loosing weight with this. Too much trouble to move the table and get up. Now just waiting for my muscles to atrophy.

Pros: Its a really small keyboard width wise which is something I was looking for. I just wanted to put it on my desk when gaming to type to people online and it does that job well.

Cons: As others have stated, the keys are very stiff. Even after some decent use they have not really loosened up.

Other Thoughts: The main keyboard I use is a nice big Microsoft Ergo Keyboard 4000 on my keyboard tray. I use an Ideazon Fang gamepad and a Microsoft Habu mouse with a Razer eXactMat (control side) for my gaming. These items I have on my desktop, but that keyboard is not designed for gaming, so I wanted a small one to use without pulling out the keyboard tray.

Pros: Compact, which is exactly what I was looking for.

Cons: If you type faster than about 50wpm, it begins to transpose keys. I repeated this test many times, and with other standard keyboards - so it's not because I was accidentally transposing them myself. If you type too quickly, it really will flip two keys once in a while!

Other Thoughts: After a while (usually a few days, sometimes only a few hours), the keyboard stops working (a message pops up that says something along the lines of "An unrecognized USB device has been inserted"). Unplugging and replugging fixes it most of the time. I leave my computer running all the time, so maybe turning it on and off each day would reset the keyboard frequently enough that this wouldn't happen. I was going to RMA, but it's already been a few weeks.

Pros: Works nice. Short key-travel. Works with Playstation2.(and about the same size) No drivers.

Cons: No Ctrl key on the right side.

Other Thoughts: Keys are a little stiff, stiffer than most keyboards, but not too much. Using it on a desk, you'll probably not notice, but if you're using it on your lap or whatever, you might see it moving around a little more than you want.

Pros: Beautiful, the first aesthetically pleasing keyboard I have ever seen. Perfect for smaller keyboard trays, allows the keyboard and mouse to sit side by side.

Cons: Learning curve involved in "relearning" where all the keys fall.

Other Thoughts: I really wish this was the new standard in keyboard size. Much more aesthetically pleasing!

Pros: This is a nice mini keyboard. It has an 8 foot cord.

Cons: None