Objective To explore the technophobia difference and influencing factors of digital health technology in the community elderly, so as to provide a reference for formulating targeted intervention measures.Methods Multistage stratified random sampling was used to select 320 community-dwelling older adults in Qingdao.General Demographic Information Questionnaire, Technophobia Scale, and Active Ageing Scale were used for the questionnaire survey, using latent profile analysis to identify potential categories of digital health technophobia, logistic regression was used to analyze the influencing factors of each potential category of technophobia among the community elderly from the perspective of digital health.Results The technophobia among the community el-derly from the perspective of digital health were classified into 3 categories, defined as low technophobia type （45.31%）, technical fear type （33.13%）, and technical tension （21.56%）.Age, monthly income level, census register, Internet usage status, the willingness to use digital health technologies such as Internet hospitals and active aging level were influencing factors regarding to each potential category of technophobia from perspective of digital health （all P＜0.05）.Conclusion Digital health technophobia among community-dwelling older adults has different latent class.Medical staff should implement targeted interventions to improve their technophobia levels based on different category characteristics.