Bowflex vs Powerblock Adjustable Dumbbells Review (WHICH ONE IS BEST?)

In this Bowflex SelectTech 552 vs PowerBlock EXP review, I break down the features and differences between the two dumbbells to see which one wins the title of best adjustable dumbbell.brbr==========brBuild Quality & Durabilitybr==========brThe PowerBlock EXP is made of solid steel.brbrThe Bowflex 552 is made of heavy duty plastic.brbrBecause the Bowflex has more moving parts and they’re plastic, I believe the PowerBlock (which are made of iron) is more durable than the Bowflex.brbrIf I accidentally drop one of these weights, I believe the metal would be stronger than the plasticbrbr=====================brMechanism of Adjustmentbr=====================brbrThe Bowflex SelectTech 552 uses a dial turning system which makes it fairly quick to change, however, the dumbbell must be on the base to change weight.brbrThe Powerblock EXP uses a magnetic pin system. You stick the pin under the weight you want to pick up and you're good to go.brbrWhen it comes to changing weight in 2.5 lbs increments, the Bowflex is faster.brbrThe PowerBlock EXP takes a bit longer due to the adder weights (2.5 lbs weights) being inside the dumbbells but honestly I don’t even mess with the adder weights.brbr===========brDumbbell Sizebr===========brbrThe Bowflex 552 has a constant length whether you pick up 5 lbs or 52 pounds.brbrThe length may interfere in some exercises such as bench press, curls hitting thighs, and overhead shoulder presses.brbrThis may limit the range of motion in exercises.brbrThe PowerBlock EXP allows you to pick up only the weight you select.brbrThis allows the dumbbell to be smaller with lighter weights which allows for better ROM during certain exercises.brbr========brWarrantybr========brbrThe Bowflex 552 dumbbell comes with a 2 year warranty.brbrThe PowerBlock EXP comes with a 5 year warranty.brbr===========brExpandabilitybr===========brbrThe Powerblock EXP gives you the ability to expand as you get stronger.brbrSo for example if you buy stage 1 which goes up to 50 lbs, you can buy stage 2 which makes it adjustable to 70 lbs, then stage 3 which goes up to 90 lbsbrbrBowflex is limited to 52 lbs when you buy the Bowflex 552 or 90 lbs if you buy the Bowflex 1090.brbrIf you buy the Bowflex 552 and you outgrow them, you can't add more weight to it.brbrYou have to buy the additional set of dumbbells (Bowflex 1090) in order to add more weight to your workouts.brbr=====brPricebr=====brbrBoth these adjustable dumbbells are not cheap, however, buying a whole rack of dumbbells is much more expensive.brbrPowerBlock Stage 1 - Replaces 16 pairs of dumbbellsbrPowerblock Stage 2 - Replaces 22 pairs of dumbbellsbrPowerBlock Stage 3 - Replaces 28 pairs of dumbbellsbrbrBowflex SelectTech 552 - Replaces 15 sets of dumbbellsbrBowflex SelectTech 1090 - Replaces 34 sets of dumbbells

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