Jsaux Unveils Skylark S1 Pro Controller and Switch Pro Controller Attachment Under Voidjoy Sub-brand

Thanks to the Voidjoy sub-brand, gamers can now purchase the portable Skylark S1 Pro controller, which adopts the compact block design of the classic 8BitDo Lite, as well as a special attachment for the Switch Pro Controller, expanding the gamepad's capabilities.

A few weeks ago, Jsaux announced the launch of its own sub-brand, Voidjoy. Its full debut is scheduled for IFA 2026 in Berlin, which will take place from September 4 to 8, 2026, but the developers decided not to wait and have already shared information regarding the first two new products.

First, the team introduced the portable Skylark S1 Pro controller, which adopts the compact block design of the classic 8BitDo Lite. It can now be pre-ordered for $49.99 (4317 rubles).

Currently, the device boasts the following features: membrane ABXY buttons, D-pad and bumpers, TMR-sensor sticks (1000 Hz polling rate), ML/MR back buttons, optical linear triggers, 1000 mAh battery – 10 hours of operation time.

Connectivity: Bluetooth / 2.4 GHz / wired via USB-C. Compatibility: x86 (PC), Switch 1 and 2, Android, iOS, PS3. Additional features: KeyLinker app support, macros and turbo mode, 6-axis gyroscope, dual HD vibration. Dimensions: 133x75x24 mm. Weight: 113 grams. Shipping of the Skylark S1 Pro starts in late September 2026.

And then the Elite Extender was demonstrated. This product is an attachment for the Switch Pro Controller gamepad — specifically for the original model, not for the Switch 2 version.

The user effectively attaches it to the back panel and gains many "elite" controller features on their old gamepad. The attachment has already been released and can be purchased for $39.99 (3454 rubles).

The Elite Extender has an 1800 mAh battery, two removable "extended triggers", P1/P2 back buttons, active assignment of touch areas on Android via the KeyLinker app, and macro support. In addition, a modular PC controller is expected from the Voidjoy sub-brand in 2026.