by: Ollie Peabody

If you're working with color, there's nothing more inspiring than the world around you. When you've got an eye out for it, you'll see tons of unique and interesting hues that you will crave to incorporate in your next piece, though some inspirational designs are better than others. How can you match that perfect shade though? Next time you're out and find the color of your dreams, break out your Nix Mini Color Sensor V2, now on sale for only $83.95 (reg. $99).

The Nix can easily identify any color with a simple scan, and when you pair the Nix Digital app with Photoshop, you can transfer that color right into your digital work! Nix is super versatile and Bluetooth-connected, able to scan painted walls, vinyl, leather, plastic, fabric, dyes & much more! If you're an artist who works with physical mediums, you can use the Nix Paints app to match that scan to more than 100,000 different paint colors available for purchase from major companies like Benjamin Moore, Dulux, Farrow & Ball, and Sherwin Williams. Save your favorite scans into organized palettes for future reference, so you'll have your colors right at your fingertips.

The Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 has racked up great reviews for its portability and ease of use. With a 4.3 stars out of 5 on Amazon after more than 700 reviews, Nix has won over customers. One homeowner loved Nix's accuracy, stating "After scanning a wall in my home that needed touching up, a paint color was recommended by the app (Nix Paint). I went to Home Depot and purchased an 8 ounce sample bottle and touched up the areas that needed work and after the paint dried, it was a perfect match."

You'll be joining thrilled customers and artists alike who whose Nix makes getting color right so much easier. Be sure to grab yours on sale today for $83.95 for a limited time.

Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 - $83.95

Open a whole new world of color

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Access to both Photoshop and hundreds of thousands of paint shades with the Nix app makes this sensor essential for creators.