The Poetish Music Boxing Machine is a 16-inch target that pairs with your phone via Bluetooth. It turns boxing drills into a rhythm game, where you punch the numbered pads in time with the music. The setup is straightforward: mount it on a wall, connect the app, and choose a track. The machine tracks your hits and timing, giving you a score at the end of each round.

The package includes two soft foam gloves and weighs about 4.6 pounds, making it easy to install in a home office or apartment. The target surface is 15.8 inches square and less than 2 inches deep, so it doesn’t protrude far from the wall. The Bluetooth connection stayed stable during testing at distances up to 20 feet. The app’s library includes pop, hip-hop, and workout playlists, though you can also play songs from your own device.

The biggest limitation is the lack of resistance. This is a coordination and cardio tool, not a strength trainer. The scoring system is generous, so it’s best used as a fun way to get your heart rate up for 10-15 minute sessions. The one-year warranty covers defects, but the foam pads will wear with heavy use. For $60-80, it’s a solid entry-level option for kids or adults who want a screen break and a quick sweat.