Binchi Keji Travel LED Bluetooth Smart Electronic Music Training Boxing Bag: Bluetooth connectivity

Gabriel M. Lille

June 5, 2025

Decision:

As a perfectionist, I have to say this product is decent but not flawless. I've been using it for a couple of months now, and while it's fun to punch along to my favorite tunes—it really does make the workout feel less like a chore—I find the technical aspects could be better. The wireless connection isn't always reliable; sometimes it cuts out mid-song, and that's VERY annoying when you're in the zone. The lights are a nice touch, but they don't really improve the training experience beyond the initial novelty. On the plus side, it's sturdy and has held up well to regular use, and I appreciate that it's compact and came with gloves, so no delays in getting started. For fitness and blowing off steam, it works well, but if you're looking for something truly professional-grade, this might fall short. Overall, it's a good buy for the price, but I expected a bit more polish.

• Pros: In my opinion, the ability to connect to music wirelessly is very convenient, and the lights that react to hits add a fun element that makes exercising more engaging. It's built solidly and doesn't take up much room since it mounts on the wall, which is great for smaller spaces. The included gloves mean you can start using it right away without any extra purchases.
• Cons: Most likely, the music connection can be a bit finicky at times, dropping out or not syncing perfectly, which is frustrating for someone who values precision. The lights, while entertaining, might feel a bit gimmicky and not add much to actual training. The mounting process was a bit tricky and required some effort to get it secure, which could be a downside for those not handy with tools.