Capture any colour with this Nix Mini Colour Sensor offer

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Have you ever seen a colour that you absolutely love but have no idea how to describe or recreate it? There are great colours all around us, and with the Nix Mini Color Sensor, you can finally capture any colour that you see with ease. You can get it for just $69 (approx £53).

Colours can spark creativity the second you see them, and you never know when you’re going to have one catch your eye. When it does happen, you can capture the exact colour you spot and reproduce it in any capacity with the help of the Nix Mini Color Sensor. 

This scanning device matches any shade to a colour library of more than 28,000 brand name paint colours, as well as RGB, HEX, CMYK, and LAB colours, so you'll never have to guess and feel uncertain about your colours – you’ll always have the exact one you're after.

The Nix Mini Color Sensor usually retails for $99, but you can save 30% off the full price of this powerful tool with this deal, available for the next 7 days. That means you pay just $69 (approx £53). Get the Nix Mini Color Sensor and never miss out on the perfect colour again.

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This great deal comes courtesy of the Creative Bloq Deals store – a creative marketplace that's dedicated to ensuring you save money on the items that improve your design life.

We all like a special offer or two, particularly with creative tools and design assets often being eye-wateringly expensive. That's why the Creative Bloq Deals store is committed to bringing you useful deals, freebies and giveaways on design assets (logos, templates, icons, fonts, vectors and more), tutorials, e-learning, inspirational items, hardware and more.

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