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The most interesting controller is not always the biggest one. JSAUX’s VOIDJOY SkyLark S1 Pro weighs just 113g, yet promises TMR thumbsticks, proper analogue triggers and connections for several gaming platforms. A new limited-time promotion has put it back on the radar.
Small, but not stripped back
JSAUX first launched the SkyLark S1 Pro through its VOIDJOY controller brand in September 2026, so this is not a brand-new hardware launch. The news on 2 November was a promotional offer: a 10% reduction from $49.99 to $44.99 using checkout code VOIDJOY10, advertised for a limited time. Anyone ordering should verify that code still works before paying.
The controller measures 133 × 75 × 24mm with its triggers retracted, and its 113g weight is genuinely compact. What makes it interesting is the inclusion of recessed TMR sticks rather than the kind of tiny slide-style control often associated with pocket gamepads.
JSAUX also uses optical linear triggers with two travel positions: a longer 4mm range for more gradual inputs and a shorter 2mm setting for faster actuation. The manufacturer lists pressure-sensitive ABXY buttons, programmable rear controls, six-axis motion sensing and dual vibration motors.
The unusual two-player trick
Connection options cover USB-C wired, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth. JSAUX lists support for PC, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, mobile platforms and PS3. There is no claimed PlayStation 5 or Xbox console compatibility, an important distinction when looking at the broad compatibility language around portable controllers.
One particularly unusual feature allows two SkyLark S1 Pro controllers to share a single 2.4GHz receiver. Each remains a separate gamepad, but players can swap their player assignments using a button combination. That could be genuinely useful for local co-op, especially when someone needs a hand with a difficult section without swapping devices.
The KeyLinker app handles remapping, macros, stick settings and trigger adjustments. JSAUX quotes around 10 hours of gameplay from its 1,000mAh internal battery and approximately three hours for a full charge.
Worth considering for a travel bag?
There is a clear appeal here for Steam Deck owners, Switch players and anyone travelling with more than one device. A pocketable controller with actual analogue inputs could be more useful than balancing a full-sized gamepad on a cramped desk or train table.
Our read: The size and feature set are intriguing, but ergonomics, stick accuracy and trigger feel need to be experienced before we can make a recommendation. This is manufacturer-based news coverage, not a review.
JSAUX still displays its standard $49.99 product price on the official page. The $44.99 figure depends on an advertised promotion that may expire, and UK price, taxes, shipping and availability must be checked at checkout. JSAUX’s original September launch announcement did not include EU availability.
No verified Amazon UK listing for this exact controller was found, so we are linking to JSAUX rather than adding an unverified affiliate purchase link.
Availability and official information
Primary sources: JSAUX official product page; 2 November promotional announcement; JSAUX September launch announcement.