Introducing Voidjoy, a new sub-brand of JSAUX that focuses on gaming controllers and accessories. Little has been revealed about the new range so far, other than the three categories it’ll cover: portable controllers, PC controllers, and controller accessories. In addition to the announcement, JSAUX is also allowing reviewers to apply for a limited number of review units.

If you haven’t heard of JSAUX, it’s one of the most popular brands for handheld accessories. Think hardware like the Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, ASUS ROG Ally, and more. It has also branched out into the Steam Machine lately, unveiling a few E-Ink and Dot Matrix faceplates last month capable of displaying information with always-on panels.

JSAUX introduces Voidjoy – more information to follow

We’re starting with three product categories:

• 🎮 Portable Controllers Designed for handheld, mobile, and gaming on the go.
• 🕹️ PC Controllers Built for players who want a more customizable gamepad experience.
• ⚙️ Controller Accessories Add-ons and upgrades for the controllers you already own. This Channel will be where everything starts.

We’ll share early updates, collect community feedback, discuss real-world gaming setups, and invite active members to future testing opportunities before products officially launch. If you want to help shape what comes next, you’re in the right place.

JSAUX Community Server Discord

On the new Voidjoy page, JSAUX has already set up a Review Unit Application form, noting “Units are limited,” so the chosen reviewers will be “the most suitable applicants”. It’s not yet known what products will be first available for review.

JSAUX already serves the game controller market with accessories such as grips, charging connectors, skins, and carrying cases, so we can expect more on the hardware side with the new Voidjoy brand. There is no immediate timeframe for when we’ll learn more, but according to SteamDeckHQ, JSAUX will be showing off new products at IFA in Berlin from September 4-8.

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