New controllers for the Switch and PC. VOIDJOY reveals a compact gamepad and an unusual add-on for the Pro Controller

This article is an English translation of our original Polish review. Read the original on Wybierz.tv.

VOIDJOY, a JSAUX GAMING brand specialising in controllers and accessories, has released two new products. The SkyLark S1 Pro is a compact controller designed for gaming across a range of devices, while the Elite Extender is an add‑on for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. The first model features, among other things, TMR joysticks and two trigger modes, and the latter adds rear buttons and swappable triggers to the existing Nintendo controller. Both devices went on sale on 1 September, priced at $49.99 and $39.99. However, the manufacturer does not plan to sell these products in the European Union at launch.

SkyLark S1 Pro focuses on compact design and TMR

VOIDJOY SkyLark S1 Pro Portable Controller was designed for people who need a small controller for various devices. The controller supports 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired USB-C communication. The design uses two low-profile TMR analogue sticks that rely on magnetic position sensing. This arrangement is intended to keep the controller compact and make it easier to carry. The manufacturer notes the device should therefore fit more easily in a bag or other small luggage. Another feature is optical triggers with quick-switching modes. In Analog mode they provide full travel and pressure sensitivity, which is useful in racing games and simulators. Quick mode shortens the actuation point, allowing the controller to respond faster in shooters and action games. Modes can be switched via a dedicated button. A single included 2.4 GHz receiver can handle up to two S1 Pro controllers at once, so users can switch between connected controllers without having to swap the receiver. Configuration is handled by the KeyLinker app, which allows button remapping, adjustment of stick and trigger settings, creating macros and updating the controller firmware. SkyLark S1 Pro is compatible with Windows, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, SteamOS, Android and Apple devices, but is not compatible with PlayStation 5 or Xbox consoles.

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Elite Extender expands the original Pro Controller

The second new product is the VOIDJOY Elite Extender for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, which, rather than replacing the controller, lets you enhance it. The attachment mounts directly onto the original controller and does not require disassembly or swapping the base gamepad. This way the user retains the Pro Controller's familiar shape and button layout. At the same time they get additional P1 and P2 buttons located on the back of the device. The design is intended to make it easier to access frequently used functions without having to lift your thumbs off the sticks. The Elite Extender is also fitted with detachable analogue triggers. They can be fitted or removed depending on your preferred play style. The analogue nature of the triggers is said to be particularly useful, for example, in racing games. The accessory has its own 1800 mAh battery, intended to allow longer sessions and use in portable mode. As with the S1 Pro, settings can be configured using KeyLinker. The app lets you, among other things, change button mapping, use macros and turbo functions, and adjust supported stick and trigger settings.

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VOIDJOY SkyLark S1 Pro costs $49.99, while the Elite Extender for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is priced at $39.99. Both products will be available from 1 September 2026 via JSAUX's official website. The manufacturer will also showcase them at IFA 2026 in Berlin, which runs from 4 to 8 September. VOIDJOY also announced another modular PC controller, scheduled for release later in 2026. It is not yet known when the new accessories will go on sale in Europe.

source: techpowerup

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