The description said that the Pro version could work with both Bluetooth and USB-C, but it seems that isn't actually true. The two sides can only connect via wireless, and even if you plug in to a computer from one side, you would need two USB ports to keep it running, since you can't connect the two sides via USB (the extra USB port used to connect the two sides in the regular version has been replaced by a power button). Before manufacturing, could Kinesis please correct this and allow the two sides to connect via USB-C? I understand that ZMK doesn't actually support this yet, but at least keep the USB port there, move the power button elsewhere, so when ZMK supports it, it will be possible, and in the meantime allow the right side to charge via the left side (even if the connection will remain wireless until ZMK supports wired connections).

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