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Definitely Colin. It's more classic and Collin looks surnamey. I like it!

I like Colin, although it's a dadname here (and a grandfather/great-grandfather name; an out-of-style classic, much like Richard)
I've never seen Collin. It looks very odd to me.

Very classic and handsome!

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Spelling wise: I personally prefer Colin

I like Colin very much. Classic, understated, distinguished without overreaching itself.

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Collin? What is it with names like Colin and Hilary that inspires some people to stick in an extra L? Can't see the point of it.

I really like Colin. Collin irritates the crap out of me, though. It looks so wrong.

My nephew's name is Colin. I think it's okay. I like it, though I don't love it. I far prefer the spelling Colin. Collin seems more like a surname.

I've always sort of liked this. I say sort of because it was never enough to make it into my top names. Spelled either way, I was never able to decide.

I prefer Colin, but I'm not a fan of either and I can't figure out why it's suddenly so popular here. I don't mind the look of Colin, but I dislike the sound of it.