Best Adjustable Dumbbells

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How we compared these

We looked at adjustment range, adjustment method, weight increments, storage, warranty and return policy, and customer rating volume. We only included sets priced at $300 or more. Specs come from manufacturer listings. Ratings are from Amazon customer reviews, checked on the date above. Prices change often, so check the current price before you buy.

Quick picks

Best overallBowFlex Results Series 552 SelectTech
Best mid-rangeNordicTrack 55 lb Select-a-Weight

Comparison table

Set Weight range Adjustment Storage Returns Rating
BowFlex Results Series 552 SelectTech (pair) 5 to 52.5 lb per dumbbell Dial Included trays 30-day 4.7 (288 ratings)
NordicTrack 55 lb Select-a-Weight (pair) Up to 55 lb per dumbbell Selector, 2.5, 5, and 10 lb steps Included trays 30-day 4.5 (1,984 ratings)

Our picks in detail

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Best overall

BowFlex Results Series 552 SelectTech (pair)

  • Adjusts from 5 to 52.5 lb per dumbbell with a dial system
  • Item weight listed at 110.6 lb
  • Listed with 30-day returns

4.7 stars · 288 ratings · 30-day returns

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Best mid-range

NordicTrack 55 lb Select-a-Weight (pair)

  • Adjusts in 2.5, 5, and 10 lb increments
  • Includes storage trays with weight markings
  • Listed with 30-day returns

4.5 stars · 1,984 ratings · 30-day returns

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Buying tips

  • Pick your range first. Most people need a heavier option for presses and squats and a lighter one for curls and raises.
  • Check the footprint. Selector-style sets are compact, but measure the space for storage trays.
  • Check the seller. On Amazon, confirm whether the item ships from and is sold by Amazon or a third party.

Frequently asked questions

Are selector dumbbells worth it?

They save space and replace several pairs of weights, but they can be slower to adjust than fixed dumbbells and cost more per pound.

How much weight do I need at home?

It depends on your training goals and experience. Many people start with a range that lets them progress over several months.

Last checked: October 8, 2026. Prices and availability can change.

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