Testseek.co.uk 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
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The editors liked
Stylish
Sleek and good looking
Good quality materials
Very good cable management features
Good amount of space
Sturdy carry handle
Well designed
Front USB ports
Well built chassis
Plenty of internal space for mid-tower
Can fit 9 x 120mm fans
Sturdy handle design
The editors didn't like
Only a single cooling fan
Can accommodate just two SSDs
Price should be lower
Some parts feel cheaper than original Scout
We would expect more fans for this money
Only 1 x 120mm fan included
Competition is high in this sector
Kitguru Says
We really like this case but it just needs to have a little more to justify the price tag
Based on the specifications and looking at the interior, this case has ample water cooling options available. There is space for a 240mm in the roof, a 240mm in the front (proviso on removing the HDD bays) and space for a 120mm radiator in the rear. Thi...
Published: 2013-06-10, Author: David , review by: uk.hardware.info
The CM Storm Scout II Advanced leaves us with mixed feelings. The original from 2009 was above-average at the time, and while Cooler Master implemented a number of improvements, the execution isn't flawless this time around. Had the Scout II come out in...
Cooler Master have delivered one fantastic product with the Scout II Advanced, and while its only seen minor revisions over the previous Scout II its gone a long way to addressing some of the minor issues that people had with the last edition. I personall...
Well built chassis, Plenty of internal space for mid-tower, Can fit 9 x 120mm fans, Sturdy handle design
Only 1 x 120mm fan included, Competition is high in this sector, Kitguru Says: We really like this case but it just needs to have a little more to justify the price tag, Rating: 8.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Stumbleupon,
The CM Storm Scout II builds on the heritage and design ethic of the original chassis, which has proven a big seller for the company since it was launched.Cooler Master has taken the original design and improved various areas. As expected, the company hav...
Stylish, sleek and good looking, Good quality materials, Very good cable management features
Only a single cooling fan, Can accommodate just two SSDs, Price should be lower
We’ve been impressed with CM Storm’s previous case creations - Trooper and Enforcer but how does the Scout 2 fare?Being the 2nd generation of CM Storm’s Scout chassis we were interested to see what alterations would be made and to ascertain if this ne...
CM Storm clearly have made a big effort on updating the Scout and the Scout 2 is definitely a great effort, while I'm not so sure its going to swing fans of the original to upgrade to the new edition, it may be enough to tempt more people over to the Scou...
Very good construction, Three fans included, Extremely comfortable, sturdy, and steel-reinforced handle, Extruded sides for additional space, LED on/off switch, Space for up to seven other fans, Anti-theft system for gaming peripherals, 3.5" to 2 x 2.5" H
No dust filter on some intake-fan locations, No fan controller included, Compact dimensions--some CPU coolers may be too high, No external 3.5" bay, ODD-locking mechanism does not hold very well
The CM Storm Scout 2 Advanced will set you back around 80 euros including taxes or 104 U.S. dollars excluding taxes. While this may be a big difference in price, Newegg is offering a mail-in rebate that brings the price down to 89.99 U.S. dollars excludin...
Abstract: The title of this review definitely sounds like a sequel to a cheap Hollywood comedy, but Cooler Master was serious in their intention to improve their Scout model, so you're seeing CM Storm Scout 2 (hereafter “Scout 2”). For all those who didn't have a c...
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Published: 2013-05-13, Author: David , review by: maximumpc.com
Abstract: If you thought that the only innovation in modern chassis design was the (long-awaited) switch from USB 2.0 ports to USB 3.0 ports at all price levels, you haven't seen anything yet. The cases in our roundup this time around really run the gamut of featur...
