Testseek.com have collected 78 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Storm Scout 2 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Storm Scout 2.
June 2013
(82%)
78 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 arrived some three years after the original CM Storm Scout hit the market, however, I think it was worth the wait. I feel that the case is more refined than the original and is currently at a price point that most LAN pa...
Published: 2013-01-04, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
More attractive than the original Scout, slightly improved internals, USB 3.0 connectivity.
Loss of eSATA from the original design, weak stock cooling set up for a $90 enthusiast case.
Having released the CM Storm Scout three and a half years ago, Cooler Master has had plenty of time to update its design, and when it comes to aesthetics, we think the company has greatly improved the original product. The Scout 2's smooth lines and detai...
Heavy duty carrying handle, Room for up to 7 hard drives, Support for long video cards, Side panel window, Easy installation
Only a single 120mm fan included
Looking at the CM Storm Scout 2 nothing really jumps out to me, but with that said I do like this case. It would be a case I would recommend to anyone looking for a case in this price range especially a gamer who would be taking their machine to LAN p...
Cooler Master's Scout 2 possesses a lot of potential, however it will need additional cooling options to reach that point. It is extremely easy to overload a single fan when you pack in all the heat generating hardware. In a perfect configuration, the Sco...
Published: 2012-11-10, Author: Steven , review by: bigbruin.com
Strong carrying handle, USB 3.0 internal connection, Cable routing holes in motherboard tray, CPU backplate installation cutout in motherboard tray, Fan LED on/off, Power supply filter easily cleaned, Many fan options
Only 1 included fan, Please drop by the Bigbruin.com Forum and feel free to post any comments or questions
With Cooler Master's reputation of producing high quality cases, the Scout 2 does not fail to impress. It is a nice update to the original Scout, which is 2 years old and starting to show its age. Integrating USB 3.0, a refined style with more curves, a s...
Easy to build in, Nice looking, Comfortable handle, Good price
No front fan included, Back fan is fairly loud
This is a very nice case, we had no issues installing our test setup in this case, and there is still plenty of space for example for watercooling. The only flaw that I could find is that there is no front fan and the fan that is mounted in the back c...
Passing judgement on a case like the Scout 2 is always difficult, as despite its sub-par cooling, it has numerous points that work in its favour. The build quality is excellent with very few exceptions, which makes the Scout 2 a wonderful case to work wit...
The original Scout launched two years ago, but age has caught up with it. Lacking room and USB 3.0 connectors were reason for an overhaul and voila – the Scout 2 is here. The Scout 2 left a good impression – all in all it's a well thought out and meticulo...
Published: 2012-10-08, Author: The , review by: techreaction.net
With an MSRP of $99.99 the Scout 2 does a great job of fitting a lot of great features into a small little package. The four USB connections, with two being USB 3.0, will give you great connectivity and speed with all the new peripherals on the market...
Form Follows Function, as always!, Dual, 399mm video card support, Highly configurable air cooling, Water cooling capability, Sideloading HDD bays, Great cable management features, Dual 2.5" drive adapter works well, Construction quality, Sturdy handle and framework, PSU filter can be cleaned without disturbing case,
No filter supplied for bottom fan location, Access to bottom fan filter requires tipping the case, Only one fan supplied as standard, Reset button is identical size and shape as lighting control
if you really want to know how I feel. This is a gaming case that declares its lineage with its strong functional shape, instead of a bunch of tacky bolt-ons. It's got bulges in all the right places, instead of all over the place. The quality of the m...
