Your walls might not be the color you think they are, even if you’re the one who painted them (and you still have the paint can in the garage). An RGB color sensor like the Nix Mini 3 can help you ...

Whether you’re designing a room, building a brand palette, or just trying to match “that perfect green” from your favorite coffee shop, the Nix Mini 3 Color Sensor can help you save time, guesswork, ...

Wouldn’t it make life easier for designers and artists if they could identify the colors of surfaces and objects with precision? The Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 ($84, originally $94; store.cnn.com) can ...

TL;DR: Get the perfect color match every time with the Nix Mini 3, a Bluetooth color sensor that matches almost any surface to over 200,000 paint brands, and it's on sale for $79.99. Whether you're a ...

TL;DR: The Nix Mini 2 Color Sensor assists in finding the exact color match you need and is now further on sale at $59.97 for Memorial Day. Matching colors for your creative projects can be a daunting ...

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Translating the physical world to the digital has been a challenge, especially when it comes to things like color: Color isn’t actually all that static a thing, and the myriad displays and cameras we ...

Tangerine, merigold, cider, rust, ginger, tiger, fire, bronze, cantaloupe, apricot, clay, honey, carrot, squash, spice, marmalade, amber, sandstone and yam. If you couldn’t immediately place that ...

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We have a great deal for our readers on the Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 in the Geeky Gadgets Deals store today, you can save 15% off the regular price. The Nix Mini Color Sensor V2 is available in the ...

The human eye is not engineered to detect subtle differences in color. That’s why, even when you get a swatch, it’s still exceedingly difficult to find the right color when you go to the paint store ...