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One would have to change the micro controller and that would make the keyboard much more difficult to develop and support (no QMK perhaps?).
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## Q: Does it support bluetooth?
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**A:** No. Each half uses a Pro Micro. This makes the keyboard based on the ATMEGA32U4.
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**A:**Yes and No. When each half uses a Pro Micro, the keyboard is based on the ATMEGA32U4 and runs QMK. BlueTooth isn't supported when using the Pro Micro on the ErgoTravel. When a BlueMicro is installed instead, the keyboard uses the nRF52832 and runs an Arduino firmware based on the Adafruit nRF52 Libraries. The BlueMicro is a Bluetooth-Only solution.
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