Specifications

Dimensions: 593 x 560 x 245 mm
Weight: 15.8 kg
Motherboard Support: Mini‑DTX, DTX, Mini‑ITX, Micro‑ATX, ATX, EATX (12"×10.9")
Maximum GPU Length: 440 mm
Maximum PSU Length: 190 mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height: 185 mm
Radiator Support (Top): 420 mm, 360 mm, 280 mm, 240 mm, 140 mm, 120 mm
Cooling Support (Front): 2 × 200 mm
Cooling Support (Top): 3 × 140 mm, 3 × 120 mm
Cooling Support (Rear): 1 × 140 mm, 1 × 120 mm
Pre‑installed Fans (Front): 2 × 200 mm
Pre‑installed Fans (Rear): 1 × 140 mm
Drive Bays: 4 × 2.5"/3.5" Combo Bay, 4 × 2.5" Bay
Expansion Slots: 8 total, 2 additional vertical
Front I/O Ports: Reset Button, Fan Control Button, 2 × USB 2.0, 1 × USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type‑C, 2 × USB 3.2 Gen 1
Removable Dust Filters: Bottom, Top, Front
Maximum Cable Management Space: 30 mm
Tempered Glass: Left Side

Photos

A black ProArt case with a side panel featuring vertical ridges and a transparent section revealing internal components.

A black computer case with a textured front panel and visible ports, photographed from the side.

The ASUS ProArt PA602 is photographed from behind, showing its black back panel with a vented bottom edge and the text 'ASUS PROART CHASSIS' vertically aligned on the left side.

What reviewers say

PCMag Australia praises the Asus ProArt PA602 as a roomy, heavy‑but‑elegant tower that delivers superior cooling and quiet operation for content creators and workstation users. The review highlights its high airflow with 200 mm intakes, support for large closed‑loop coolers, excellent dust filtration (including dirty‑filter detection), and the inclusion of a vertical graphics‑card bracket. It notes the case’s substantial weight as a drawback and that half of the front USB Type‑A ports are only USB 2.0.
au.pcmag.com ↗
The review describes the ASUS ProArt PA602 Wood Edition as a large, visually striking midi‑tower case that targets creative professionals with its ash‑wood front panel and tempered‑glass side. The author notes that the wood is darker than in official images and that natural grain variation can be noticeable. Design highlights include a spacious interior capable of housing E‑ATX motherboards, 440 mm GPUs, and 185 mm CPU coolers; integrated ventilation with perforated inserts; and practical features such as tool‑free graphics‑card mounting clips, cable‑management grommets, and rear castors for mobility. The review also comments on the case’s substantial size and weight (15.8 kg) which may be a concern in limited spaces.
basic-tutorials.com ↗
The review praises the Asus ProArt PA602 as a premium mid‑tower case that offers a sleek stealthy design, excellent thermal performance with three included fans, smart dust‑sensor monitoring, and professional‑grade build quality. The author highlights its ease of assembly, spacious interior for large GPUs and radiators, and thoughtful features such as wheels, handles, and a tool‑free panel system. However, the case is noted to be expensive, has awkward PSU access, and limited open‑loop liquid cooling support.
www.xda-developers.com ↗

Our take

Based on 3 reviews

All three reviews agree the ProArt PA602 is a large, heavy case designed for content creators and workstation users, with high airflow and strong cooling support. TechRadar, What Hi-Fi?, and RTINGS all note its substantial weight and spacious interior as defining traits for professional builds. Based on their tests, we conclude it suits users prioritizing thermal performance and build quality over compactness.

Two of the 3 reviews highlight negative aspects: PCMag Australia notes the weight and USB 2.0 ports, while XDA Developers cites expensive pricing and awkward PSU access. Basic-tutorials.com mentions the wood finish varies from official images. Buyers should weigh these trade-offs against the case’s premium build and cooling capabilities.