Pros: Small, light, works with Win7 and in UEFI BIOS

Cons: Seems to enable numlock when computer first powers on,
The lights for numlock/caps/etc aren't very noticeable
Would've preferred for the number pad to be left out.

Not easy to use thumb to click (when leaning back and holding keyboard in lap)

Other Thoughts: We use it for a streaming encoder and it's nice to have one input device instead of having to travel with a keyboard and mouse.

Pros: Small footprint
Reliable
Price
Black

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I use these as keyboards on servers that I don't physically use much. For a computer that is used to RDP a lot such as server etc. this is amazing to use because Mouse/Keyboard together in a small footprint

Pros: has trackpad

Cons: will not work with Win 8

Pros: Long USB cord (around 6ft), keys are a good size for how tiny it is. Track pad is on the right and works great if you type with your left hand and mouse with your right. It's smaller than I thought. Its a bit over 30cm (1ft) wide and about 15cm (6inches tall) and about 2cm (3/4inch thick). This means it's light, compact, and very portable making it good for server interface work as it fits nicely in a tool bag.

Cons: It's got some layout issues. The punctuation keys are not where I would like them to be. The tilde key is next to the space bar which can be kind of anoying from time to time, but it's better than having a function key there. The track pad is simply two small. I Increased the pointer acceleration in Ubuntu but it still takes four passes to get from one side of the screen to the other. There is no mouse wheel. you can get some third button functions with two finger gestures, but no scroll.

Pros: Small, compact, lightweight, perfect cable length, one USB

Cons: A bit too small, they cut out the right shift and moved a couple keys. Expected, but slightly obnoxious

Other Thoughts: It's working perfectly for me to use on a tablet, but it's just a little bit too small to type fast and comfortably on.

Pros: This is a great keyboard for a stand-alone server or headless box that is not going to see too much direct interaction. It's small, light, flat (easy to carry in a laptop bag, etc.), and decently responsive. The incredibly low price also makes it attractive as a keyboard that you're going to leave with a small isolated server or PC. It's also great for tight spaces as this thing is tiny.

Cons: I've experienced a few BIOS glitches with it, otherwise, none that I can think of if you use this for the right job/situation.

Other Thoughts: This is NOT a regular keyboard replacement - key spacing and size is tight. I'm a touch-typist but you can't do it on this thing unless you've got tiny fingers. This isn't a problem if you use this keyboard wisely - in very tight spaces or on lesser used machines where you don't want or can't have a full sized keyboard and separate mouse.

Pros: This is a nice little keyboard for something like a PS3 or a small garage PC. Works fine with Windows as well as Linux.

Built in track pad is handy and works just fine. Takes a bit of time to get used to though.

Works nice as a small Home Theater PC keyboard.

Cons: Keys are small. Takes some time to get used to, can feel a bit cramped for larger hands, so be prepared before you get it.

Other Thoughts: I am writing this review on the keyboard listed above, not to bad, but again...its small. Not a PC gaming keyboard.

I use this on my Garage PC on my work bench, saves a lot of room.