Corsair expands its mid-tower lineup with the Warthog WX-02, a case inspired by the A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft. Available for pre-order on Amazon ahead of its official launch, the case features an airflow-focused design with steel and aluminum accents. Priced at $268.84 with fans and $228.51 without, the Warthog is scheduled to ship August 11 in both Olive Drab and classic black colorways.

The case boasts exceptional cooling capacity with an almost fully open front panel that can accommodate up to two 200mm fans, plus two 140mm fans in the top and a 120mm rear exhaust. When ordered with fans, it includes two Corsair RS200 PWM models and one RS120 PWM fan. The right side panel features three small tempered glass windows, while the bottom and top include steel feet and grab handles for flexible mounting orientations.

Military-inspired design details abound, including on/off switches mimicking fighter jet cabin controls and a red "Remove before build" tag modeled after aircraft safety warnings. With its distinctive angular aesthetic and robust cooling capabilities, the Warthog targets PC builders seeking both performance and standout visual appeal in their systems.