looks like it collects lint. this true?
So far mine hasn't, though I've only had it for two days. It likely will though, being covered in silicon and all.
However, this sucker is solid. Though snapping the plastic case on is a bit of a pain (it easily snaps up to the last two, on either end, and then it's a bit fiddly to make it line up and properly close), it's a reassuring weight in my hand. I have small hands, but the naked phone felt too...I dunno, delicate and easy to destroy. Now it's easier to grip.
Only gripes:
The screen is hell to clean. The same eyeglass cleaner cloth that I used on the original screen doesn't work on the Kraken's screen; it just smears the oils around. Probably needs some actual damp to really wipe off, but I haven't been arsed enough to bother yet.
The notification bar at the top isn't as easy to pull down, even though I really didn't lose any screen space. It may be because I'm unconsciously overcompensating for the case and hitting lower than I need, rather than it being a case flaw.
The camera protector is a separate sticky piece of plastic that you can install. But only if you never plan to use flash, apparently, because the plastic will muck it up. It doesn't say if it's removable or not, so I didn't put mine on.
Hard buttons don't light up anymore, since the silicon is solid. I suppose if I had a reaaaally tiny solder gun tip I could try to burn out the designs so light can come through, but that's work. Kind of surprised they didn't think of it themselves though.
Otherwise, the Kraken case is pretty damn nice. I definitely like it.