Solarforce M6 or JETBeam JET-III M Cree XM-L??? Help me choose my next light!!

The light will be a bump in the night light, i like how each light allows for the light to come on in high mode. i like the look and description of each light as well as the low $ amount. Help me choose my next light guys.

Solarforce M6
*Description
Uses CREE XM-L (T6) high power output LED
Body made of T6061 T6 aluminum alloy in HAIII (dull black) finish with strengthened anti-wearing and corrosion features
Aluminum alloy reflector with mirror-like reflective surface for maximal reflectivity and focusing power
Strengthened glass lens with anti-reflective coating for ultra high transparency and light transmittance
Forward click tail-cap switch
Water-proof (Standard IPX-8)
Current-regulated and stable output with input voltage range of 2.7- 9V
Battery type: 18650 x 1 or 2 or CR123A x 2 (Note: the flashlight will become hot with CR123A batteries)
Special head-controlled 2-level output (and strobe mode) design
Head in tightened position: high output (100%)
*Head in loosen position: low output - strobe - repeat (press slightly the tail-cap
switch or re-activate the flashlight to switch between the two modes)
When the flashlight is turned off for 3 sec, it will remember the lastly used output mode and go to that mode direct when being turned on again
*Lumen rating and runtime (with 18650 x 1)
*100%: 550 lumens, 110 minutes
*10%: 55 lumens, 20 hours
*Low battery voltage alert function: when the overall input voltage drops to 2.8V, the light will automatically switch to the candle-mode (8 lumens)
*Built-in reversed battery polarity circuit protection
Length x diameter (head, battery tube, tail-cap): 142 x 36 x 25.4 x 29 mm
Weight (without batteries): 142 g

JETBeam JET-III M Cree XM-L
Features:
* CREE XM-L LED
* Maximum output of 450 lumens
* Maximum runtime of up to 200 hours
* Intuitive user interface allows rapid switching between two modes
* User-defined mode allows for customized brightness levels and a multitude of functions
* Stainless steel crenulated bezel effectively protects against impacts and can also be used as a glass breaker or defensive tool
* Removable two way pocket clip has an anti-roll function
* Compatible with both CR123 lithium and 18650 rechargeable Li-ion batteries
Specications:
* LED: CREE XM-L (T6)
* Reflector: Aluminum reflector
* Lens: Coated mineral glass
* Material: Aero grade aluminum alloy
* Finish: HA III Military grade hard anodized
* Battery: Two CR123 (RCR123) batteries or one 18650 rechargeable battery
* Dimensions: Head diameter 33mm, tube diameter 25.4mm, total length 138mm
* Weight: 118g (without battery)
* Waterproof: IPX-8 standard waterproof
* Accessories: Lanyard, spare rubber tailcap switch cover, spare O-ring
Output & Runtime: Highest mode: 450 ANSI lumen, 1.5 Hours
Lowest mode: 0.3 ANSI lumen, 200 Hours

anybody have either of the lights?

I have the Jetbeam III M XML, and it is great light. The 450 lumen output is actually very bright, and Jetbeam regulates their lights to be used for constant high usage. Also the Jetbeam will run on RCR123 batteries. Looking at the specs. I would still choose the Jetbeam since you can adjust the other level at the setting you choose plus it is very easy to adjust if you need to make it brighter or dimmer.

I can't speak on the Solarforce, but I just picked up a Jetbeam III M XML for my Father to give as a birthday present next month. Have been playing with it the last couple days and I can tell you I'm going to have a really hard time wrapping it up and giving it to him as I've fallen in love with the thing. Truly a great light and I LOVE the customized loose setting for it!

Solarforce M6 is overpriced. This light should cost $50 (the price of Solatek MT2, which is basically the same light).

I have just purchased the M6 from the manufacturers site.
It now comes with XM L2. This will be my biggest thrower yet. ...

Now priced at $39.00