Commercial Boxing Game Machine — Interactive Punch Arcade Game for FECs, Gyms & Entertainment Venu
- Brand name: WIDIN Tech / Guangzhou Widin Animation Technology Co., Ltd.
- Product name: Commercial Boxing Game Machine (compact interactive punch arcade game)
- Product size (W × D × H): 81 cm × 63 cm × 76 cm
- Power consumption: 200 W
- Weight: 80 kg/set
- Number of players: 1 player
- Game mode: Entertainment (score-based; no prize dispensing)
- Cabinet material: Metal structure + artwork panels
- Display: Digital LED score displays (current score + best score)
- Lighting / Audio: Flowing LED light strips; punch-synced sound effects
- Rated voltage: AC 110 V / 220 V
- Payment system: Coin-operated (standard); optional banknote acceptor, card reader, and QR code payment
WIDIN Tech’s mini boxing machine is a compact punch-strength tester built for kids’ venues, small arcades, family entertainment centres, and event operators who want the crowd-pulling power of a boxing arcade game without the floor space, freight costs, or 235 cm tower. The player hits the large padded target, the punch force is registered instantly on a bright digital score display, and flowing LED light strips and punch-synced sound effects turn every hit into a small show. The machine measures just 81 cm × 63 cm × 76 cm, weighs 80 kg per set, runs on 200 W, and operates on a standard coin system with optional banknote, card, and QR code payment. Guangzhou Widin Animation Technology Co., Ltd., a commercial amusement machine factory in Guangzhou, China, supplies arcade operators and distributors worldwide.

What Is a Mini Boxing Machine?
A mini boxing machine — also called a kids punching machine or compact boxing arcade game — applies the proven punch-tester format to a low, small-footprint cabinet. The gameplay is identical to a full-size punching machine: hit the target as hard as you can, and the force is converted into a score on a digital display. What changes is the scale. At 76 cm high, the target sits within comfortable reach of children and teenagers, and the whole unit occupies roughly half a square metre — a footprint that fits next to a claw machine, beside a counter or in a kids’ corner where a full-size punch tester simply cannot go. The score is public, so the competition loop is the same one that makes big boxing machines work: the next player is not playing against the machine; they are playing against the last score on the display.

Key Features
Compact footprint — 81 cm × 63 cm, roughly 0.5 m² of floor space; it slots into kids’ corners, counters and small venues where a 235 cm tower cannot.
Kid-scale target height — the large padded punch target sits within easy reach of children and teenagers, the audience a full-size punch tester often serves worst.
Digital punch score display — bright LED readouts register every hit and keep the best score visible, so the competition continues even when the machine is idle.
Punch-synced sound effects — audio feedback fires with every hit, adding the impact feel that keeps players lining up for one more round.
Flowing LED light strips — high-brightness animated lighting on both sides of the cabinet makes the machine read as an attraction from across the room.
Reinforced metal structure — a metal-supported body and heavy base brackets absorb repeated full-force hits and keep the cabinet stable during play.
Large-area punch pad — an oversized striking surface gives accurate, consistent force readings and a satisfying hit for players of every age.
No prize inventory — score-based entertainment mode means no gifts to buy, store, count, or refill, keeping the running cost near zero.
Coin operation with cashless options — standard coin play, with optional banknote acceptor, card reader, and QR code payment so the machine fits both cash venues and modern cashless locations.
Low power draw — 200 W total consumption, so the cabinet runs from a standard existing socket without an electrical upgrade.
OEM and ODM ready — cabinet artwork, colours, lighting theme and logo branding can be customised for your venue or market.

Pain Points This Mini Boxing Machine Solves
“A full-size punching machine does not fit my venue.” The standard punch tester needs a dedicated bay and over two metres of height clearance. This mini version needs about half a square metre and stands just 76 cm tall, so it works in kids’ corners, shop fronts, small arcades and event booths where the tower format is out of the question.
“My machines do not serve children.” On a full-size cabinet, the target is set for adult shoulders, so young players either cannot reach it or hit it awkwardly. The mini format is built around a child’s reach: the target, the strike angle, and the hit response are all sized so a child gets a real, scored, satisfying punch — not a frustrated swipe.
“I want a crowd-puller without prize logistics.” Boxing machines manufacture their own audience: players queue, compare scores, and step up to settle it. This format keeps that loop but runs on pure scoring — no gifts to purchase, no prize inventory to manage, no arguments about payouts.
“Big machines cost too much to ship.” A compact cabinet means compact freight. Several mini units load into the space of one full-size punch tester, which lowers your landed cost per unit and makes mixed containers with other WIDIN Tech machines easy to plan.
“Punch machines break under heavy use.” The body is reinforced with metal supports and the base carries heavy-duty brackets that keep the cabinet planted when players hit hard. The target pad, sensor, and score display are the wear items and ship as spare parts, so a fault never takes the unit out of service for weeks.
“My event booth needs an attraction that sets up fast.” Low weight and a small footprint make the mini boxing machine practical for rental and event operators: it moves as a single unit, runs from a standard socket, and starts earning from the first coin.

Where to Install This Compact Punching Machine
The cabinet suits venues that serve children, teenagers, and casual players in tight spaces: kids’ indoor playgrounds, family entertainment centres, shopping mall game zones, cinema and bowling lobbies, arcade corners, restaurants and food courts, toy shops, trampoline parks, and rental or event setups. Operators commonly place it beside claw machines and kids’ arcade cabinets to complete a family attraction mix, or line up two or three units side by side so players can compete score against score. For larger venues, it pairs naturally with the full-size boxing arcade machine: the mini unit serves younger players while the tower serves teens and adults.
Why Buy from WIDIN Tech
Guangzhou Widin Animation Technology Co., Ltd. is a commercial amusement machine manufacturer based in Guangzhou, China, exporting mini boxing machines, full-size boxing machines, claw machines, gift redemption machines, fighting cabinets, fishing machines, and kids’ arcade machines to distributors and operators worldwide. Every cabinet is assembled and impact-tested before packing, covering punch registration accuracy, score display, sensor response, audio, and lighting. We ship complete sets with spare parts, support mixed containers with other models, and handle OEM and ODM projects from cabinet artwork to lighting themes. Our sales team replies within one business day with FOB or CIF quotations, container loading plans, and delivery schedules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the mini boxing machine suitable for children?
Yes — it is built for them. At 76 cm high, the punch target sits within a child’s comfortable reach, and the large-area pad gives an accurate, satisfying reading for lighter punches. Teenagers and adults can still play, but the machine is optimised for younger players.
How much floor space does it need?
About 0.5 square metres. The cabinet measures 81 cm × 63 cm × 76 cm, so it fits into kids’ corners, beside counters and in small venues where a full-size punch tester will not go.
Is this a prize machine or a score machine?
It is a score machine. The player hits the target, the force is measured, and the score is displayed. There is no prize dispensing, so there is no prize inventory to buy, store, or refill.
What is the difference between this and a full-size boxing arcade machine?
Scale and audience. The full-size tower (235 cm) is built for teens and adults in bars, arcades, and FECs; this mini version (76 cm) is built for children in compact spaces. The gameplay — hit, score, beat the previous number — is the same on both.
Is the cabinet durable enough for hard punches?
Yes. The body is reinforced with metal supports, and the base carries heavy brackets that keep the cabinet stable. The target pad, sensor, and score display are the wear items and are supplied as spare parts.
What payment options does the machine support?
Standard operation is coin play. Optional banknote acceptor, card reader, and QR code payment are available, so the cabinet can be configured for cash venues, cashless venues, or both.
Do you accept OEM and ODM orders?
Yes. WIDIN Tech is a factory, so we support custom cabinet artwork, colours, lighting themes, sound settings, and logo branding. MOQ and lead time depend on the level of customisation.
Want the punch-machine crowd puller in a half-metre footprint? Contact Guangzhou Widin Animation Technology Co., Ltd. for the mini boxing machine catalogue, OEM options, FOB pricing, and container loading details. We reply within one business day.

