Best Adjustable Dumbbells in Australia Under $150

In short

The most affordable picks from our full comparison: the EQUIPRO 4-in-1 (2-5lb) the Amazon Basics 38lb set and the PROIRON 20kg cast iron set The NordicTrack quick-dial set and the FEIERDUN 5-in-1 don't make this cut.

What you get at each price point

• EQUIPRO 4-in-1 - not for strength training; built for beginners, rehab or light toning in the 2-5lb range, with twist-adjust handles and no plates to load.
• Amazon Basics 38lb set - the cheapest plate-loaded option here, with a carry case included; a handful of buyers report rusty locking collars on arrival, worth checking when it's delivered.
• PROIRON 20kg cast iron set - our overall pick in the full comparison, with the deepest review history of any set here and a converter bar to use it as a barbell.

What to check before you buy at this price range

• Weight range vs. your actual training - don't pay for 20kg per hand if you're new to strength training and won't use more than half of it for months.
• Collar security - the most common complaint across budget plate-loaded sets; check recent reviews for it specifically.
• What's included - a carry case or converter bar changes the value at a given price point.

FAQ

Is the cheapest option here worth buying?

The EQUIPRO set is worth it if you're in its intended use case (beginners, rehab, light toning) - it's not a budget version of a strength-training set, it's a different product for a different goal.

What's the best value under $150 for general strength training?

The PROIRON set has the most reviews and best rating-to-price ratio of the three for general strength training use.

Why isn't the FEIERDUN set included here?

It's just above this price cutoff - see our full comparison if your budget extends slightly higher, since it doubles as a barbell and kettlebells.

Prices shown are snapshots from Amazon Australia at the time this guide was last updated and can change - always confirm the current price on the product page before buying.