NUOBELL Adjustable Dumbbells 5-80 lbs: Replace 16 Sets, Ideal for Home Gym Weight Bench & Press

1 week update. Everything came in undamaged. There was 1 day separation between packages so I was scared for a second about the reviews that said only 1 dumbbell come. But they came immaculate, it is the real deal Nuobells and not knockoffs. They are honestly the smoothest switching dumbbells on the market. I have been babying them mostly because I'm paranoid about ever breaking them, however they feel like a dream when in use. I also purchased the MicroGainz 1.25lb adjuster magnet plates that fit in the grooves of each Nuobell perfectly. Having 5-82.5lb of dumbells in 2.5lb increments is amazing. Went straight to buying the stand as well. Having a whole gym's worth of weight in a compact form really elevates the gym.

Pricey but definitely a finely engineered piece of equipment. Very convenient for the home and solidly built BUT you CANNOT drop or throw these around like commercial gym dumbbells. Treat them with care and respect and I think they will last.

Pretty cool out of the gate. Hopefully they holdup longterm. Instructions for setup could be better!

I have a home gym in my basement and for 3 years I've been using free weight plates of 10lbs that you have to put together to create dumbbells. I finally pulled the trigger and got these and I'll tell you yes there expensive but totally worth it. changing weights with a twist of the wrist and not having to assemble and disassemble free weight dumbbells every time you change up a workout is simply amazing and extremely convenient and of course it's shortens your workout.

They only sent me 1 not 2 and they are very hard to get ahold of. Been a week and nothing yet.I like the one i have though, just wish this was not such a pain to get the other.

Haven't really broken them in yet. I gave them a few test runs.Pros: Perfect for a garage/home gym. They don't take up much space. They get the job done for just about anything you need them to.Cons: Not the smoothest transition when shifting to a new weight. I do worry about bumping them together or dropping them and them busting. Lots of plastic. Pretty expensive for what you get too.Overall, I'm satisfied with my purchase for the time being.

The media could not be loaded. SECOND EDIT: they replaced both handles and these terrible plastic pieces broke within a few weeks. I guess I learned a $900 lesson for everyone else. DO NOT BUY THESE DUMBELLS or anything else from this company.EDIT: Dumbells are now WORTHLESS. The selector doesn’t work at all, plates fall off while using, it so hard to turn at lower weights. They are $900 paper weights. Dont waste your money.The handle is nice and the dumbbell itself isn’t to big like some other brands. However, I have had these less than 2 months and spin weight selector is very difficult to move. Actually, most people would find it impossible to spin it’s so hard.Also, the half plate on the inside part of the dumbbell has fell off randomly since I have had them. You will move the dumbbell and a 5lb plate will randomly just fall offThey are hard to put back in their rack. It doesn’t just go right in like 90% or other brands. They have to be placed perfectly or they won’t go at all.Save your money and buy another set for much cheaper.

After 14 months of almost daily use I can honestly say I have nothing bad to say about this product. The price was steep coming in at just over $800 shipping (NOV 22) included to Hawaii but just the shear convenience of having 160lbs of dumbbells in my dinning room that takes up no more than a 3’x3’ space is worth the cost. I was worried about the plastic parts that everyone was talking about that might break off and leave your dumbbells inoperable and upon first inspection of the dumbbells I was too but after continuous use I found it was nothing to worry about (also Nuobell sells parts if your break). If your a weight slammer and like to throw your weights back in the rack then you have a lot to worry about but if you take care of your equipment then this problem will go unnoticed. I recommend getting a rack like the one in the picture. This makes it easier to maneuver the dumbbells in and out of the holster. This rack seemed to me at first to be unstable because of just the one bar coming up from the base and it is a little wobbly but again after 14 months of use I have to issues with it.The weight change is still almost effortless and glides through the 5-80lb seamlessly with zero maintenance. There is a little slop in the weights a little rattle when using the dumbbells under 25lb but goes away when you use heavier weight. The only problem I’ve come across now that I think about it was the kind of sharp edge digging into my forearm when doing over head Tricep extension. I just adjust my form and problem diverted.Not much else to say about these. They are sturdy, convenient and most of all reliable. My only major gripe is that I out grew these dumbbells hella fast because of the convenience of having them in literally arms reach rather than having to motivate myself to drive to the gym but I’d say that’s a good thing lol.Have recommended them to many and I recommend them to you as well.