What Are Some Of The Brightest Charging Dock Recharegeable LED Flashlights?

As the title indicates, I am wondering what some of the brightest rechargeable LED flashlights that come with their own charging dock out of the box. I know many flashlights can be made rechargeable be using rechargeable batteries, but I am specifically interested in ones that come with their own charging dock. For example, Streamlight Stinger LED, Inova T4, and Pelican 7060. I looked at the Pelican 8060, but it only lists 179 lumens. Not bad, but I am just wondering what other flashlights are out there that are 200 to 300 lumens, or more. I guess the other thing worth asking is what rechargeable light that charge in a charging dock can be easily converted to LED with a few hundred lumens? For example, I think a Streamlight SL-20X can be converted to LED with a Terralux Model TLE-110S upgrade. At 600 lumens, if that is accurate, is pretty darn bright.

Olight SR series?

After reading about the Olight SR90 Intimidator Rechargeable LED Flashlight (K90) with Luminus SST-90 PhlatLight LED 2200 lumens, that might be the current winner! http://www.batteryjunction.com/olight-sr90-intimidator.html

After looking at the TerraLUX MiniStar31MR-EX http://www.terraluxportable.com/product/tle-310mr-ex/ I might have to at least consider a MagLite MagCharger. http://www.maglite.com/magcharger.asp As much as I have used Streamlights for a lot of years, the MagLite MagCharger with TerraLUX MiniStar31MR-EX is 1000 lumens vs. 600 lumens with the Streamlight SL-20X with TerraLUX MiniStar 110S-MM http://www.streamlight.com/product/product.aspx?pid=13 http://www.terraluxportable.com/product/tle-110s-mm/

JAS said:

After reading about the Olight SR90 Intimidator Rechargeable LED Flashlight (K90) with Luminus SST-90 PhlatLight LED 2200 lumens, that might be the current winner! http://www.batteryjunction.com/olight-sr90-intimidator.html

After looking at the TerraLUX MiniStar31MR-EX http://www.terraluxportable.com/product/tle-310mr-ex/ I might have to at least consider a MagLite MagCharger. http://www.maglite.com/magcharger.asp As much as I have used Streamlights for a lot of years, the MagLite MagCharger with TerraLUX MiniStar31MR-EX is 1000 lumens vs. 600 lumens with the Streamlight SL-20X with TerraLUX MiniStar 110S-MM http://www.streamlight.com/product/product.aspx?pid=13 http://www.terraluxportable.com/product/tle-110s-mm/

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The MagCharger with the Terralux TLE-310MR-EX LED Conversion kit looks pretty awesome. I think it's the same thing as the MiniStar31MR-EX. 1000 lumens!!!

[h=1]Sunwayman V60C 728 Lumen Rechargeable Variable Flashlight has a cradle and removable carrier that uses standard 18650's, best of every setup IMO. A lot of docks require a proprietary battery pack which sucks IMO [/h]

Sunwayman V60C has docking charger but I believe it's sold separately.

At 3300 Ansi lumens, the WiseLED Tactical NG will blow your shirt off! And it uses a charging dock!
But, it's expensive.

cummins4x4 said:

[h=1]Sunwayman V60C 728 Lumen Rechargeable Variable Flashlight has a cradle and removable carrier that uses standard 18650's, best of every setup IMO. A lot of docks require a proprietary battery pack which sucks IMO [/h]

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http://www.sunwayman.com/html/products/201108/59.html That is a nice looking light.

http://www.batteryjunction.com/sunwayman-v60c.html

Good point and good catch about the charger being sold separately. It looks like the street price for the light and charger is $200.

Mathiashogevold said:

At 3300 Ansi lumens, the WiseLED Tactical NG will blow your shirt off! And it uses a charging dock!
But, it's expensive.

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Wow, yes at over $800 that will separate the men from the boys!

The sunwayman V60C light and charger is very nice. You also have the ability to use Primary CR123 cells in the light, (it will only charge 18650 cells).

The Olight SR91 Intimidator is rechargeable and smaller than the SR90. Easier carry than the SR90 and better runtimes. 1500 V 2200 lumens but hard to tell a significant difference side by side. Oh yeah... the SR91 is a hundred bucks cheaper...