Introduction

I would like to thank Thermaltake for supplying the review sample.


Thermaltake has a wide range of case products and is not afraid to push the boundaries with The Tower 600 being no different. Having reviewed the first Tower product back in 2021, the whole case family has come a long way since - including adding "The" to named SKUs. With The Tower 600, you get their biggest variant and can pick from four different colors. Besides the classic black and white versions, The Tower 600 is also available in hydrangea blue to celebrate 25 years of Thermaltake as well as a matcha green variant with that special branding. We are lucky to have received that green version for review. On top of that Thermaltake has provided color matched fans and an AIO which we will use for the review build as well.

Specifications

Packaging

Thermaltake is one of the few remaining brands which still utilizes full color print boxes for some of its products. The one for The Tower 600 is even specifically made for the color variant of the chassis with its matcha green elements. On the bigger panels, you will find an image of the chassis itself, while one of the sides sport a detailed specification table. On the opposite side, there is another image of the case alongside the usual barcodes.


Two Styrofoam spacers, one on either side, secure and protect the chassis from damage during transport. A clear plastic bag has also been applied as an added defense against fingerprints and scratches.