Jsaux Expands Into Gaming Controllers With New Voidjoy Sub-Brand
Jsaux is preparing to move beyond handheld gaming accessories with the launch of a new controller-focused sub-brand called Voidjoy. Best known for making docks, cases, chargers, and other accessories for devices like the Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Legion Go, and Nintendo Switch, the company is now aiming to enter one of the most competitive areas in gaming hardware: controllers.
The announcement suggests that Jsaux is not testing the waters with a single product. Instead, the company is preparing three separate product categories under the Voidjoy name. These will include portable controllers, PC controllers, and upgrade accessories designed for controllers that players may already own.
The first category appears to focus on compact, travel-friendly controllers built for gaming on the go. Jsaux describes these portable controllers as lightweight, easy to carry, and small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. They are being positioned as accessories for handheld consoles, smartphones, tablets, and portable gaming setups.
One of the standout features mentioned so far is multi-device pairing. The compact Voidjoy controller will reportedly be able to connect with up to eight devices, making it useful for players who switch between platforms. Supported devices mentioned include smartphones, Steam Deck, iPad, and Nintendo Switch. For gamers who regularly move between mobile gaming, handheld PCs, and consoles, this could make the controller a convenient all-in-one option.
The second product category is aimed at PC gamers. While Jsaux has not shared many details yet, the reveal image points to a full-sized controller that could be designed for more traditional desktop and laptop gaming. Given Jsaux’s growing presence in the handheld gaming accessory market, a PC controller could help the company reach users who want a dedicated gamepad for Steam, cloud gaming, emulation, and cross-platform play.
The third category may be especially interesting for players who already own controllers they like. Jsaux says Voidjoy will also include add-ons and upgrades for existing controllers. The preview image shows a controller with an attachment that appears to add two extra rear buttons. If this concept makes it to market, it could appeal to gamers who want more customization without buying an entirely new premium controller.
At the moment, Jsaux has not confirmed release dates, final pricing, or full specifications for the Voidjoy lineup. The company says more details will be shared later. It has also started accepting applications for review units, which suggests that the first products may not be too far away.
The move into controllers makes sense for Jsaux. The brand already serves handheld gaming users with accessories that improve portability, charging, storage, and desktop play. Controllers are a natural next step, especially as more gamers use devices like the Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Legion Go, tablets, and smartphones for flexible gaming sessions.
If Jsaux can deliver affordable, well-built controllers with strong compatibility and practical features, Voidjoy could become a notable new name in the gaming accessory space. For now, gamers interested in portable controllers, PC gamepads, and controller upgrades will have to wait for the company’s next announcement.
