Which measurement can you actually read in bad light?

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An accurate tool you cannot read is not accurate on site. Glare off a blade, a dim corner, a graduation you have to count twice: that is where the quarter inch enters the job, and it shows up later as a stud line that drifts. The T1R Range puts the number on a backlit display instead of a printed scale, and its laser returns edge, centre and edge on one pass. The reading is a digit, and it reaches the app as a digit.

What makes a reading legible

T1R shows backlit digits, not a printed scale
T1R reads edge, centre and edge in one pass
Glare and dim corners cause most misreads
No counting graduations twice
The number reaches the app as a digit

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The video sets a plain yellow blade against the T1R Range on the same measurement. The blade reading is hard to make out, and the person on camera says the lighting reflection is what makes it hard to call. The T1R then returns edge, centre and edge as printed numbers. It is a fair picture of how most misreads happen: not a bad tool, just a number nobody could read.