Our Take
The Adjustabell 2.0 is a dial-adjust dumbbell that replaces a full rack by letting you shift between weights in a single set. Topping out at 32.5kg per hand, it suits intermediate to advanced home gym users who train with compound lifts and heavier isolation work. It sits in the premium end of the consumer adjustable dumbbell market.
Key Features
Maximum weight of 32.5kg per dumbbell, usable as a pair for up to 65kg combined loading
Dial-selector mechanism allows incremental weight adjustments without manually swapping plates
Increments reported to be relatively fine in the lower ranges, becoming coarser as weight increases
Rectangular plate shape locks the dumbbell in the tray when stored, preventing roll
Requires a dedicated storage tray for each dumbbell — trays are included
Handle length is longer than a standard fixed dumbbell, which affects certain exercises near the body
Our Verdict
A strong choice for home gym owners who lift heavy and want genuine weight range without a rack. The 32.5kg ceiling sets it apart from most consumer adjustable dumbbells. Those needing true portability, preferring a short handle feel, or unwilling to pay the premium should consider fixed-weight sets or lower-cost alternatives instead.