Since your search includes more models than TM, there are other forums which may add more. I have had several trailers but none of these particular models. These look very cool, however.
What are your constraints and expectations? Why do you want a smaller trailer? What are you pulling with? How many campers?
The key differences I noticed immediately with these models were:
Slide - that could add more apparent space but you really have to compare the floor plans and see if it makes a difference to you. Is that important to you?
Couch - Having only a dinette to chill and spread out can be restrictive - this is a factor with the TM but you can easily put the table down. Think about if or where the TV will be and if it will cause an aneurysm to see the tube :-) Some trailers have a very nice foldable backrest for the beds to make it into a quasi-couch during the day.
Oven - the oven adds quite a bit of flexibility to camping. Do you cook? If you had free time would you want to fill it whipping up some redneck risotto (chicken and rice) or maybe a key lime pie?
Full size fridge - Some of these had a smaller fridge with integrated freezer while others had the separate freezer. Bigger is awesome.
Walk-around bed - useful if going to bed at different times or getting up in the middle of the night.
It's ideal to have at least a 20% factor of safety with the limits of the tow vehicle (TV) for GCWR (combined weight) and GVWR.
There is no perfect trailer but you can get very close but it's almost entirely personal once you have the "must have" items.
Have fun.
Matt
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