DEAL NEWS – The Nix Mini 2 Color Sensor eliminates the guesswork from color matching – and this is your last chance to get one for just $59.97.
For those with an eye for aesthetics and style, here’s one of your last chances to score an incredibly helpful tool in your crusade to make the world a brighter, more colorful, more coordinated place.
The Nix Mini 2 Color-Matching Sensor is a color recognition tool that works similarly to what Shazam does for music. By simply pointing the Nix, which is about the size of a ping-pong ball, at any surface, its advanced sensor quickly analyzes the pigment and identifies the closest color matches from major paint brands.
It can even cross-reference its findings with over 100,000 paint shades from renowned brands like Benjamin Moore, Dulux, Farrow & Ball, Sherwin Williams, and more.
Best of all, the Nix isn’t limited to just paint matching. Whether you’re scanning a painted wall, vinyl, leather, plastic, fabric, or virtually any surface, the Nix effortlessly searches its extensive color library and provides you with the exact RGB, HEX, CMYK, and LAB color codes for your sample.
With this valuable information, all your favorite colors can be conveniently synchronized, cataloged, and organized in the Nix app via Bluetooth. This eliminates the need to carry around bulky swatches or paint samples.
The app also allows you to easily access your favorite color palettes and share your creative color ideas with friends or colleagues through email or social media. And don’t worry – the sensor comes with free lifetime access to the Nix Paints and Nix Digital Android and iOS apps, so there’s no added cost to keeping your app on point and up to date.
The Nix Mini 2 Color-Matching Sensor will soon disappear from the market, but right now, Nix is offering one last chance to pick one up before it’s gone.
Regularly $99, pick up the Nix Mini 2 Color-Matching Sensor for just $59.97.
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I had the original from their original Kickstarter campaign, it worked just fine for the few occasions I needed it (didn’t /really/ need it but thought it cool to have one). Anyways, when v2 came out support was dropped for the first one, the updated app wouldn’t recognise it any longer and all Nix had to offer was the great advice to go buy a new one.
So watch out – when it goes off market you might experience the same.