ASUS ProArt PA602 Wood Edition TG Panel E-ATX Full-Tower PC Case

Case is awesome. Only thing I would change is to allow the use bottom fans but so far don't need them. Fits eATX boards fine and I would have plenty of room for another double slot gpu. Built in 5090/extended card adjustable support. Plenty of room and great cable routing/management and clean visuals. Great airflow design as well. Top vents will fit 3x 140mm fans and radiator but you have to separate the fans and radiator (even for 120mm). I like that it hides the PSU and keeps it isolated for heat and clean visuals. Looks great and extreamly easy access to mod or clean. Its big.

Great looking case, well worth the money. One tip tho: if you're going to use an AIO to cool the CPU, make sure that you 'dry fit the radiator to make sure it fits. In my case, the ASUS ROG Ryujin III is what I used and the fans for it have to sandwich the mounting bracket in the top of the case to fit properly with the motherboard, I my case it was the Asus ROG Crosshair 870e. From top to bottom in the case it's radiator - mounting bracket - fans.

Very High Quality Case, lots of useful features and convenient ways to clean and open without screws. The Top AIO insertion when using a 420mm AIO is very tight so expect careful planning for that.

Just an awesome case! We wanted a larger case with larger fans to help keep the noise from the rig at a minimum. This unit comes with larger fans, has plenty of room inside for the beefiest PSU, good cable management, integrated location for wireless antenna and integrated GPU card support. My only wish is that I could get it without the glass side or request the solid side directly from ASUS. Very pleased with the final assembly. Using this case with the larger fans, a great, quiet 1600W Noctua Seasonic PSU and well engineered GPU, the rig is almost silent even when running heavy GPU workloads. On lighter workloads, it is inaudible from 3'. Just perfect for a bedroom rig! Thanks!

Expensive + Best case I’ve ever built in period. - The dust detector dosnt work and it’s just blinking all the time

At the time of writing this review, the wood edition of the PA602 is backordered everywhere. It took almost 3 weeks for it to finally ship out. When it arrived the box was in horrible condition. The wood paneling on the front IO and front cover was warped and was chipping very easily. It's a shame because the case is beautiful otherwise. I'm wary of the wood version now and will stay away from a replacement. I will settle for a refund and will most likely pick up the non-wood version of the case which will have the same premium design. Update: I came across other owners of the wood version who also experienced blemishes and chipping on their cases so this is an issue with the wooden version in general, not just mine. I got the regular variant and I have no regrets, so if you’re worried about quality control but still love the overall design of the case get the non-wood version.

I built the new PC few months ago with TT case and the PROART wooden not existing. Last week I saw it, the case is looking very elegant and must have. The wood diffidently looks as angles and loved. The case is mid size but it’s bigger than other case.

Parts missing, PSU cover csc Part number 90DC00J0-B001JSC panel is missing from box. You could have informed of missing parts. Didn't notice until it was completely assembled. otherwise, nice build.

I’d been eyeing the ASUS ProArt PA602 for a while and finally grabbed it when it went on sale. I wanted something cleaner and more professional looking, and this case absolutely delivered. After building in it, I’m genuinely impressed with how well thought out it is. The airflow is the first thing that stood out. The two 200 mm front fans move a ton of air but stay surprisingly quiet, even when the system is under load. The whole case feels solid and premium, and the minimalist design fits perfectly in a workspace without looking flashy. A few small details really improved the build experience: the press to release side panels, the dust filter that slides out from the front, the built in Wi‑Fi antenna dock, and the tool‑less PCIe latch. Even the front USB‑C port is faster than what most cases offer right now. It is heavy my build ended up around 60 lbs but the rear wheels make it easy to move when needed. For cooling, my ProArt LC 420 mm AIO fit perfectly. The only cooler I’ve found that doesn’t fit is the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420mm, since its radiator is too thick for the top panel to close. Coming from my long serving NZXT H700i, the PA602 feels like a noticeable upgrade in airflow, build quality, and day to day usability. It’s a case that genuinely feels built for serious work and long-term reliability.

I purchased this case for £588.96 inc VAT, only to see the price drop to £322.78 inc VAT just a few days later. I reached out to Amazon, but the only solution they offered was to return the case and repurchase it. This "solution" is impractical and frustrating: I'd have to take time off work to return it, wait weeks for it to arrive back at Asus, then wait even longer for the refund and re-delivery. By the time the process is over, I’d be without the case for months—completely unrealistic for something I've been anticipating since its announcement. It’s incredibly disheartening to feel scalped by such a significant price drop so soon after purchase. A price adjustment or partial refund would have been a far better way to address this situation. That being said, the case looks amazing. It’s super user-friendly and a breeze to work with. The 400mm fans are a standout feature for me due to the greater airflow and more silent operations. Personally, for me the only visual letdown is how dark the wood accents are - it’s hard to tell it’s wood unless you’ve got really good lighting. Great case but being cheated on the price has left me a bitter taste for what should’ve been an exciting upgrade.

Beautiful wood, easy to access panels, massive fans. I love it

Je voulais un grand boîtier solide, et c’est exactement ce que j’ai reçu. L’installation peut être un peu compliquée, surtout avec les vis et le watercooling, ça prend du temps. Sinon, rien à redire sur la qualité. Par contre, petit bémol : il est assez bruyant. Dans un studio d’enregistrement, ça s’entend beaucoup. Le mode silencieux est correct, sans plus.

Built solid, looks esthetic , amazing airflow! Only the downside is the IR sensor is failed on two cases I tried, but it’s just a gimmick , not affecting the case performance, still giving it 5 stars