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TL;DR: Complete your latest DIY with the right color shade by using this Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 on sale this Memorial Day for only $59.97 until 5/31 at 11:59 PM PST.
It's no secret the right shade of color can bring any room or DIY project to life, but getting the right shade is hard with immeasurable colorways and brands to choose from. But what if there was a way to get the correct match right then and there? This Memorial Day, save yourself time and money, and live hassle-free with the Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 for instant color-matches across any surface for only $59.97 (reg. $99) until 5/31 at 11:59 PM PST.
With the latest home decor trends involving accent walls and bright, bold colors, you want to make sure the colors you pick best reflect your personality. This lightweight, portable device will instantly match any scanned surface or material to over 100,000 name-brand paint colors like Benjamin Moore, Dulux, and Sherwin Williams or sRGB HEX, CMYK, & LAB colors. This makes paint shopping for design pros and creating or saving unique color palettes for digital artists seamless.
Receive accurate readings instantly with Nix's built-in light source that blocks out all ambient light for precise color matching. Use this pocket-sized device to gather inspiration on your morning walks or at home and share your findings with friends, colleagues, or clients via social media or email. Or, transfer your findings via Bluetooth to the Nix Paints app or the Nix Digital app available for Android and iOS devices which you receive free lifetime access to!
The best part about the Nix Mini Color Sensor is that it comes pre-calibrated, so all you have to do is power up the device and start scanning.
This Memorial Day, celebrate your creative projects by picking up the Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 for only $59.97 (reg. $99) before 5/31 at 11:59 PM PST, no coupon needed.
Prices subject to change.
