







🎨 Color Your World with Precision!
The NixSpectro 2 is a professional-grade, portable spectrophotometer designed for color measurement across various industries, including print, packaging, and coatings. It features rapid scanning capabilities, a vast color library, and cost-effective performance, making it an essential tool for color professionals.



| Manufacturer | Nix Sensor Ltd. |
| Part Number | NIX-S2S-EN-000-001-R |
| Item Weight | 3.14 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 13.66 x 12.05 x 5.12 inches |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Polymer |
A**E
Absolutely essential
This product is essential for anyone who works in the print industry, home/interior design and painting, fine art, graphic design, or any myriads of businesses that requires color identification or matching. I happen to work daily in the print and graphic design industry, and my side business works with home decorating and sewing. I've always prided myself on having a good eye for color, even placing very well with the Pantone color test. The issue, however, is that colors are often hard to decipher with different lighting situations. I jumped at the chance to own one of these as it would help in so many ways. It's a bit high for the price point, but it's well worth the cost; especially with what it does, and what comes with it.What you receive: A pelican case with heavy duty latches and the ability to add locks if needed. The case is padded and contains the Spectrophotometer, a calibration disc, cleaning cloth, USB-C cable (for charging), a wrist strap, and soft carry bag for on-the-go protection. It also comes with a certificate of quality check, and a quick QR scan code to the mobile application to use the system.Using the Tool: Very simple setup. You can scan the QR code using your phone's camera, install the Google/Apple application, then setup your account. You will need to charge the Scanner first (as per the instructions). Once charged, you connect to the Nix Spectro through Bluetooth. After connected the interface is very simple, you can scan for Hex, RGB, CIELAB, paint colors (choosing your desired paint brands), and so many more. Scanning is as simple as hitting the scan button, doesn't require natural lighting or bright light. I literally scanned everything in arm reach, around my home, even plants to check the color. I admit I probably looked insane. Once I settled down, I tested each of the paper colors my printshop uses to update the color codes on our website, my eye was close, but this was better.Important to note: You will need to connect the device using Bluetooth to a phone or a mobile device that can install the application from the Google or Apple store. I haven't searched too hard to see if there is a way to scan to an application using a formal computer. You can use the application free of charge, but there is a subscription based opting in the application if needed. The Nix Pro software is best for pressrooms and businesses that need to have tolerance levels calculated as well as possible substrate color corrections. You can use Pro for 90 days to see if it meets all your needs, that is if the base model does not meet your needs. I primarily use the scanner for my own personal color needs and do not usually work directly on the print-floor anymore, so I don't need the added tools.
C**W
Precise and Practical Color Measurement for Print Professionals
As someone working in the print industry, I was looking for a reliable device to ensure color accuracy without breaking the bank. When I came across this spectrophotometer, I appreciated that it’s specifically tailored for print professionals, especially with the 2mm targeting jig. The setup is straightforward just position the jig over the print control strip, place the device in the jig, and it quickly collects the color data. The build feels solid and professional, and the device is compact enough to handle comfortably during repeated measurements.What really impressed me was how seamlessly it integrates with the Nix Print Pro software. Once connected, I can easily analyze color data, compare it to Pantone, RAL, and NCS libraries, and get actionable insights to minimize waste and reduce downtime. The fact that it’s a cost-effective alternative to more expensive benchtop models makes it a practical choice for my workflow. I did notice that it won’t operate without the jig, but that’s a small trade-off considering the precision it offers. The device’s compatibility with the free Nix Toolkit app on my smartphone adds convenience for quick checks on the go. Overall, it exceeded my expectations, providing accurate, consistent readings that help me maintain high-quality print standards every day.
D**.
Not bad but Imperfect
The media could not be loaded. I was able to pick this up without worrying about the price. I am not a professional but I could use a device like this. I imagined it would be straight forward and simple to use. My use case was simple, find the paint sample. Straight out of the box, the quality of the build was apparent. Not plastic and feels like a thousand bucks. Set up was a breeze and instruction were easy to follow. After charging for five hours I came back and immediately tested two color cards, Making it the most difficult I could think of, two different blacks. It didn't know the difference. That being said matching paint colors to Behr paint worked marvelous. I cannot speak to a professionals requirements and what they would place value on. For me, it is an awesome present. If I had to pay for it I would be more critical.
L**L
This thing is incredible
Look, I'm not a graphic designer or banner maker or sign creator or anything like that, so realistically, I have no business owning a tool like this. We recently bought a rental house and I've been using it to determine what my paint colours are on the walls, and then I used it to tune my colour saturation on my monitors and theatre projector. Not exactly the most advanced use of a $1200 product. But it 100% works, has hit every color dead on, is crazy simple to use, and has helped us make sure everything is it's colourfully aesthetic best. I can't say if $1200 is a good price or not. If it wasn't a Vine item, I wouldn't even know how much I like this thing cause, again, I'm not its intended audience, but I'm glad to have it.
J**.
The compact design means I can take it anywhere,
The Nix Spectro 2 Spectrophotometer has truly impressed me with its accuracy and portability! It’s super easy to use, and I love how quickly it delivers precise color measurements—perfect for my print and paint projects. The compact design means I can take it anywhere, and it’s become my go-to tool for ensuring color consistency across packaging and coatings. If you need professional results in a handy size, this little device is a total game-changer!
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