Did I just find the most budget-friendly cable tower anywhere in the home gym market? In this video I’m giving you my one-month update on the EonFit E1 2.0 cable tower after using it in my training about two days a week. It’s under $600 (honestly closer to $500 with the coupon), and for that price it adds a ridiculous amount of versatility without eating up your whole garage. I cover what changed from the original version—mainly the upgraded articulating arms that now go horizontal and vertical, plus the added front feet for stability on a machine that’s only a little over 100 lbs. I also break down the real-world stuff you actually care about: footprint, smoothness, and whether it feels like junk because it’s cheap. The carriage is “pretty freaking smooth,” but you need to lube it (mine showed up dry as a bone—don’t use OG WD-40 like I did at first). I show how the 2:1 vs 1:1 setup changes feel and range of motion, why the 80-inch height isn’t a dealbreaker (vertical arms help), and how the included lat/row pad pins into the 5/8 holes on the sides for pulldowns and low rows. Main gripe? The plastic pop pins—just don’t fling them around like a maniac, and you can replace them if needed.