Smart Boxing Target with Bluetooth App Connectivity

Model N123 Smart Boxing Target with Bluetooth App Connectivity and Three Training Modes — Wholesale OEM/ODM, Bulk Supply, Factory Direct Export & Private Label for Distributors, Boxing Gyms and Smart Fitness Facilities

The Model N123 is the first electronic target in the N-series. Every other model in the range is mechanical: foam, steel, and return springs. The N123 adds Bluetooth, an app, illuminated target rings, and three structured training modes. It is the digital upgrade to the standing target, and it changes the product from a striking station into a measured training system.

Full Technical Specification

What Changes When the Targets Light Up

A mechanical target is always available. The athlete strikes it, the spring returns it, and the session continues. There is no measurement and no structure beyond what the coach provides.

The N123 adds a signal. The target rings illuminate, the athlete strikes the active ring, and the system records the response. The coach no longer has to call the combination — the machine does it.

For a boxing gym, this changes the coach-to-athlete ratio. A conventional pad-work round needs one coach per athlete. The N123 runs the same drill without a coach, and the app records the data so the coach can review it afterward.

For a home user, it changes the training session from unstructured to structured. Without a program, most home workouts are repetitions until boredom. With a mode and a score, the session has a goal.

The 116 kg Frame and the 40 kg Crate Margin

The N123 is 116 kg net and 156 kg gross. The 40 kg difference is the largest packaging margin in the N-series.

The 40 kg crate margin reflects two requirements. First, the crate protects the electronic components during ocean freight. Second, it allows for the void fill required around the LED rings and the control housing.

A 156 kg package requires two-person delivery. It cannot be taken upstairs without equipment. For distributors, this is a freight calculation that must be made before quoting: the 116 kg product becomes 156 kg the moment it enters the crate.

Height Adjustment to 1970 mm

The N123 is 1670 mm in the base position and adjusts to 1970 mm. That is a 300 mm range.

The adjustment is a single mechanism on the upright post. One person can change the setting without tools.

For a boxing gym with a junior program, the 300 mm range is the operational detail that matters. One N123 serves the adult class at full extension and the junior class at the lowered setting. No second unit is required.

The 1970 mm maximum is 90 mm shorter than the N110 and N120. Facilities training athletes above 195 cm should specify a taller model for full head-height work.

Bluetooth and the App

The N123 connects via Bluetooth to a companion app. The connection is made on the athlete's phone or tablet, and the session data is displayed on the device.

For a gym, the data has a retention application. Athletes who can see improvement return more often. A target that records reaction time gives the athlete a number to beat, and that number is more motivating than a count of repetitions.

For a distributor, the app creates a differentiation point. The N123 is not interchangeable with a mechanical target on price because it includes a software component. Buyers comparing specifications will see Bluetooth, three modes, and data export where the mechanical models offer none of these.

The Three Training Modes

Free boxing​ is the open mode. Targets illuminate in sequence, and the athlete strikes them. There is no scoring structure, no timer pressure, and no level system. It is used for warm-up, technique work, and athletes who are new to the equipment.

Champion mode​ introduces progressive difficulty. The targets illuminate faster as the level increases, and the athlete must maintain accuracy under time pressure. It is the conditioning mode: reaction speed under fatigue.

Sanda competition​ uses a competitive format. The system records a round score, and the athlete competes against the recorded result. For a group class, multiple athletes can use adjacent units and compare scores. This is the mode that creates the social element in a training session.

Container Loading

The N123 ships in a single wooden crate. The 156 kg gross weight and the 970 mm crate height prevent high-density loading.

All configurations are within standard container weight limits.

Pricing Structure

For comparison, verified supplier listings place smart reaction training systems with Bluetooth connectivity and app integration in the premium range of the boxing equipment market. Standard freestanding punching bags retail between USD 199 and USD 499, while commercial-grade reflex bags with electronic scoring reach USD 1,500 and above.

The N123 is positioned in the upper wholesale range, reflecting the LED target system, the Bluetooth module, and the three-mode software.

Payment terms are 30% deposit with order confirmation and 70% against bill of lading copy. Letters of credit are accepted from 500 units. Shipping terms are FOB Xiamen, Ningbo, or Tianjin.

Where the N123 Sells

Boxing gyms and MMA academies​ are the primary market. The three modes replace the coach for one round of pad work, and the app data gives the athlete a measurable result. For a gym running group classes, this removes the one-coach-per-athlete bottleneck.

Boutique boxing studios​ use the N123 as a signature attraction. The illuminated rings and the scoring system create a visual experience that photographs well and supports premium class pricing.

Hotels and serviced apartments​ with larger fitness rooms can specify the N123 where the 1600 × 1200 mm footprint and the 1970 mm height are available. The crate requires two-person delivery, which should be confirmed before ordering.

Schools and youth boxing programs​ use the adjustable height to serve different age groups. The 1670 to 1970 mm range covers junior athletes at the lower setting and adults at full extension.

Rehabilitation clinics​ use the illuminated targets for reaction and coordination work. The athlete responds to a visual cue, which is useful for patients recovering from neurological or upper-body injury. Patients with wrist or hand injuries should be assessed before use.

Corporate wellness rooms​ value the structured session. The app provides a self-guided workout without an instructor, and the Bluetooth connection means no cables or fixed display.

Distributors building a full combat category​ should position the N123 at the top of the range as the technology tier. The N109 covers compact applications. The N110 and N120 cover mechanical multi-target use. The N121 covers punch-and-kick. The N122 covers 360-degree training. The N123 covers connected training with measured output.

Maintenance and Service

The electronic components are sealed in the control housing. The target rings are individually replaceable, and the foam backing is replaceable without removing the electronics.

A spare parts allocation of two percent is recommended for the N123 due to the electronic components. Replacement target rings, LED modules, and control boards are stocked and ship within 72 hours.

Customization and OEM Program

App branding at 500 units includes a custom splash screen, custom color scheme, and translation into the buyer's preferred language. This is the primary private-label opportunity on the N123: a distributor can offer a branded training app rather than a generic one.

Production capacity is 1,000 units per month. Stock orders ship in 20 to 35 days. Custom app or component orders require 45 to 60 days. CE, RoHS, and ISO 9001 documentation is supplied with every order. HS code 9506.91.19.00 applies.

Market Context

The global boxing equipment market was valued at approximately USD 1.95 billion and is projected to reach USD 2.94 billion, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 6.05%. Fitness and recreational boxing represented 63.5% of the application share. North America accounted for USD 700 million, followed by Europe