OurStarry 2025 New Model Smart Music Boxing Machine for Adults and Kids, Trai...

I ordered this product for my daughter and she absolutely loves it. She uses it every day and one of the best attributes is she was able to create multiple playlists of music to choose from as she is punching away. I am going to order this product again for my husband!!!

Love the Bluetooth for great workout

We bought this for my son's 8th birthday. He does karate weekly, but needed something to get his energy out on the off days. This works amazingly! He loves the challenge to earn points and he loves to challenge himself to get to the next levels. It has its own pump music, but you can use your own music and connect it easily through blue tooth. I was originally nervous about it doing harm to the wall, but it is made and hung in a way that it has not hurt the wall. It made a great gift for him!

No instructions included. I don’t know what the different modes do or how to create playlists like others have said.

The material quality seems to be good. The sound is ok but not great. Doesn’t sync well to my Spotify on my phone-only short periods

Bought as a smaller option because my daughter wanted a Century Bob. The century bob didn’t really fit in our home and she has been really happy with this. It connects without problems to her phone. Pads are sensitive enough. It gives a really good workout!

There was no instructions. The screws didn’t fit in the anchors to hold the bracket. The bracket makes the device stick out from the wall so it wobbles when punched and two of the spots don’t count your punches. My son has not tried the Bluetooth yet so I don’t know if that works.

The instructions give you two options to install. A giant sticky sheet or velcro. Thankfully it also comes with drywall anchors and screws... Or so you would think.The drywall anchors are too big for the screws, they protrude from the wall, and their design makes for the ability for them to slide back and forth. I needed to go to a hardware store to get some larger screws to replace the ones provided. I provided an image of the ones I purchased, but bigger ones with a smaller head may be necessary.After potentially solving the screws to anchor issue there is still the issue of the unit sitting like a half inch from the wall. To solve this I cut sections of the sticky tape and applied them to the top and bottom halves. Then I put one of each velcro strap on each side. The combined thickness is enough to fill the gap.Oh and while it comes with a USB to usb-c cable you still need to bring your own wall plug\power source...nothing is provided.The boxing gloves that come with it seem cheap (to someone who doesn't know anything about boxing gloves) but I would argue they are a good starting point.After a quick test run I would argue that my added steps and frustration may be worth it to achieve the goal I set out for. Willie the unit can still slide forward (I would guess about a half inch allowed) I think the weight of it keeps it from moving too much. Light punches to test the sensitivity of it and to see if it would move seemed to work well.The wife dictated where she wanted it to be set up, but given my options I would put it into studs without anchors. You still have a small give for movement on top and bottom using the installation bar, but cutting the sticky tape pieces makes up that difference.Hopefully the wife and kid will like it for their purposes and I plan to report back on whether or not they\we like the functionality...