The DynaMo range includes the DynaMo Lite, DynaMo Plus, and DynaMo Max, each serving as a handheld dynamometer and inclinometer. This article compares core functions and specifications of DynaMo models to help you understand the differences and make informed choices.
All models in the DynaMo range can perform a wide variety of strength and range of motion (ROM) tests: over 300 test types with the Lite and Max models, and over 400 with the DynaMo Plus.
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| Push Tests | |||
| Pull Tests | |||
| Fixed Point Tests | |||
| ROM Tests | |||
| Grip Strength Tests |
For a breakdown of test types by body region, visit our article on Test types using DynaMo. Alternatively, check out how to run a strength test or ROM test using your DynaMo device.
| DynaMo Lite | DynaMo Plus | DynaMo Max | |
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Size (unit only) |
95 mm / 3.7" L x 73 mm / 2.8" W x 42 mm / 1.6" H |
134 mm / 5.2" L x 53 mm / 2" W x 53 mm / 2" H |
153 mm / 6" L x 50 mm / 2" W x 50 mm / 2" H |
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Weight (unit only) |
250 g / 0.55 lb | 300 g / 0.66 lb | 400 g / 0.9 lb |
| Load capacity | 100kg / 220 lb compression capacity, no tension capability | 100kg / 220 lb compression capacity, 200kg / 400 lb tension capacity | 1,000kg / 2,200 lb tension & compression capacity |
| Sampling rate | 225Hz | 225Hz | 1,200Hz |
| Battery capacity | 10 hours active use | 10 hours active use | 10 hours active use |
| Wireless communication | Bluetooth 5.1 | Bluetooth 5.1 | Bluetooth 5.1 |
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