JSAUX, a hardware manufacturer widely known for portable gaming accessories like docks and cases for the Steam Deck, ROG Xbox Ally, and Nintendo Switch 2, is branching into a completely new market. The company has announced Voidjoy, a dedicated controller sub-brand focused on PC controllers, portable gamepads, and related accessories.

Quick Facts

  • New Brand: Voidjoy (sub-brand of JSAUX)
  • Product Categories: Portable controllers, PC controllers, and controller accessories
  • Debut Event: IFA in Berlin
  • Debut Timing: This September

What to Expect from Voidjoy's First Lineup

While official specifications remain under wraps ahead of the September showcase, promotional teaser imagery shared by JSAUX offers a preliminary look at three distinct product areas slated for the IFA debut in Berlin.

The first item appears to be a PC pro controller packaged with a dedicated charging stand. Given current hardware trends for premium PC pads, market watchers anticipate features like Hall effect or TMR (tunnel magnetoresistance) analog sticks and rear paddle buttons, alongside secondary bumper inputs visible near the standard bumpers.

The second teased item is a portable gamepad shaped similarly to mobile controller formats like the Nacon MG-X or Razer Kishi. The device includes a top-mounted USB-C port and multiple switches along the housing, suggesting functionality that could cater to both mobile devices and portable systems like the Nintendo Switch 2.

The final tease highlights a bulkier accessory designed to attach to the rear or top of a standard controller format. While it visually resembles past back-button attachments for controllers like the DualShock 4, its thicker profile leaves room for potential new functions, such as a removable battery pack system.

JSAUX states that Voidjoy applies the company's decade-long focus on practical design and player needs to the controller market. Full pricing, technical specifications, and release windows for the initial Voidjoy lineup are expected to be revealed when the brand officially launches in Berlin this September.