SIIG JK-US0312-S1

small enough for my small desk ... full QWERTY compatibility

in some applications, some keys aren't mapped properly ... in certain games (Thief: Deadly Shadows on Steam) the CTRL key doesn't work. Outside of that game, though, CTRL works fine. Didn't have this issue on other keyboard

Perfect size for gaming. I used to have to spread my arms uncomfortably wide and would often slam my mouse into the side of my old keyboard during intense gaming sessions. Now there's no issue

Function key is where I think the windows key should be ; It would be neat if there was a separate keypad on the left side

Great feel and size. Mechanically reliable

Apparently not intended for other than occasional use ; First one: the iock indicators (num lock/caps lock) failed after a few months. Second one: the key caps wore off after a few months. I notice now on Newegg reviews that many others have...

I have a narrow keyboard tray, so this fits perfectly on it ; The keys have a nice feel and response. It still feels like a normal keyboard ; Nice feel and response

The "6" key didn't work and i considered returning it, but shipping it would have been a hassle, so i tried to fix it myself ; I popped off the "6" key and found a piece of chipped plastic inside the crevice. It wasn't from the "6" key, so i don't know...

Great small keyboard to keep handy for testing machines. Easy to grab, takes less room to store in between uses

I have a tag taped to my keyboard that says "if (1) light is on, press fn=numlock or zero key won't work." This is not a fault of the keyboard, it's just something you have to remember

Good price, compact size (why I bought it), still kickin', alt key is a tad more to the right (comfort)

function keys are little, overused keys will have letters rubbed off eventually, NumLk on boot can cause wrong password