Brightest 1-aaa "floody" under $50?

Okay - for my aging aunt - what's the brightest clicky 1-aaa "floody" under $50?

Arc AAA-P - it has a hotspot, but it's barely so - I'd consider it a floody light. Not to mention if it's an aging person, it is damned simple to operate, and lasts long, so they won't have to change batteries a lot.
john
EDIT: oops... didn't read the "clicky" part... my bad! I still think it'd be easy to use for an older person.

It does not have a "clickie".

Do any on the AAA lights ?

http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/amart_led050aaa.htm this one has a clicky. Way less than $50 though.

I actually have two 1AAA clickie lights, but I can't recommend either. One is marketed my Illinois Tools and I found it in a Ace Hardware bargain bin for $5. It has 3 LEDs and a regular (not reverse) clickie. However, it is really dim. The other is the Shorelite Vx-1. It has a side mounted electronic switch and four levels which you must cycle through. Very unique and fairly bright, but the beam is very splotchy and blue. I've never seen the first one again (Craig may have reviewed something very similar), and the Shorelite may still be available at GlowBug.

Geoff

Check this light. I reviewed it a while back. Pretty good throw and enough light for around the house. My Kid have it for camping and he loves it.

Regard.

if this light is for your aging aunt you may want to look at this thread:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/131556
Older folks have special requirements for ease of use that makes AAA lights less useful. slider switches are recomended and 2c lights are best for grip.