I've had them for about 2 years, they are a good start for someone who wants to have a few dumbbells at home, the only annoying thing is that it takes a bit of time to keep changing the weights, but it's understandable for their price, they are very value for money

For home use, it's just fine. The disadvantage is its large size and that it requires a lot of twisting to become a bar

Quite decent for its price, you can perform the most important exercises for each muscle group without any problem. The bar is not as pivotal as I would like, but it has its usefulness.

I think it would be more convenient if, instead of so many 3kg plates, there were some lighter ones so you could make better increments as you increase the weight in some exercises.

A significant problem I encounter is that the screws/clamps that hold the plates in place loosen very easily, sometimes even during some exercises, so you have to make sure to double-check before starting an exercise that they are sufficiently secured.

Excellent for their price. The only negative is that as they come in their plastic wrap, they have an incredible amount of grease on them (it's from the press at the factory where they are made, I looked it up), so you have to wash them well one by one with warm water and dish soap to clean them and be able to handle them.

It's fine for someone who is just starting out, at least the dumbbells, although to achieve endurance when converting to a bar, they have an excessively long length, which makes some exercises difficult. The bar doesn't fit all the weights on its ends, and it's questionable if it can handle them as well, which is why there is an alternative way, with some weights in between, which makes its use very difficult and limited. For the money I spent, I am satisfied.

plates filled with cement....so because of high density they are bigger than metal ones of the same weight....also 2 plates came broken, they are not that durable....i also find the handles a bit long and 2 of the 6 valves broke already
......you cant expect much for that price tho so its probably a good product for beginners or for the plates to use as a backup

I would say that the discs are a bit large for their weight. That is, a 3kg disc is 20cm in diameter. So you lose space and you need 12 discs to make two dumbbells of 15kg each. In the past, I had a similar product where the discs of the same weight were smaller. There were also smaller 5kg discs in diameter than these 3kg ones.
Attention: You cannot use the discs on other bars (28mm) because they are slightly narrower!

Basically, it is what I had read in some comments: the biscuits easily crumble a bit, but I don't consider this a major issue

1) It is exactly what it looks like in the photo.
2) The handle is convenient.
3) The weights are decent in terms of quality.
4) The safety screw doesn't seem very durable (I've had them for 3 months and it hasn't broken on me, of course).
5) The length of each dumbbell is quite long. It's logical, of course, because the weights have to fit somehow (but keep that in mind)

Today I received them, they are perfect for home.
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The only downside is that in some exercises the weights unscrew

I don't have a complete opinion yet, as I've only had it for a few days.
What bothers me is the size of the discs, which are much larger than they appear in the photos, which are misleading.
Update: After doing some research, I found out that this is a counterfeit version of the original product, which has nothing to do with the authentic one.

Well, listen carefully... This product is only worth it for the discs it has. When connecting the weights to the small bar, it can lift a maximum of 25 kilograms because if you put more, it will break. It almost broke for me! But still, it is worth it for the discs, especially for 60€.