LumenFreaks

The CyclePartner Discovery is currently the brightest bike light on our top 10 list with its ultra-bright 3000 lumens emitted from 4 x Cree L2 LED bulbs. The combination of spotlight and floodlight illuminates the entire area in front of you, as well as on the sides. Included is a remote control that’s attached to the handlebar, allowing for easy operation without taking the hand away. The bicycle light is powered by an 8800 mAh battery pack that lasts 3 hours on the highest setting

Super bright work light with a 15000 lumens output, the PowerSmith PWL2150TS is a dual-headed lamp that can be used either on the telescope tripod or placed on the ground with the racket. Each light has its own power switch, if you find having both lights on at once you can simply turn one off

Another great headlamp from the manufacturer ThruNite is the 3350 lumens TH30 version, powered by a Cree XHP 70.2 LED bulb that runs on a rechargeable 18650 battery. There are 6 different brightness settings to toggle between, ranging from 0.5 lumens to the maximum of 3350 lumens, plus an SOS function for getting attention in case of emergencies

Highly popular camping lantern with a maximum output of 600 lumens powered by 4 x 18650 rechargeable batteries. You can either recharge the lamp with the included charging cable, or use a battery charger if you have one. The lamp can also run without batteries while it’s plugged into the power outlet

The NiteRider Pro Race version has a maximum lumen output of 2200, with 4 different brightness settings and 3 special modes. Powered by a high-performance battery pack that’s attached to the frame, giving the light a high runtime even on the highest setting

One of the brightest flashlights available is the Imalent R90C with its 20000 lumens output,  kinda like the little brother of the Imalent MS18. The R90C model uses 9 x Cree XHP35 HI LED bulbs giving it up to 20000 ultra-bright lumens with a throw distance of 1679 meters / 5508 foot

Super bright work light from NextLED with a lumen output of 10.000 casts in a 120-degree floodlight that reduces glare and shadows. Bright enough to illuminate any construction site, this 110W LED work light is equivalent to a traditional 1000W halogen lamp but uses 80% less energy

The HC35 model from Nitecore uses 4 x Cree XP-G3 S3 LED bulbs powered by a rechargeable 4000 mAh 21700 battery that gives the headlamp a maximum output of 2700 super bright lumens. This is a floodlight with a throw distance of 134 meters / 111 foot that illuminates the whole area around you, instead of just a focused beam far ahead

The BC30 version 2 model from Fenix uses two Luminus SST-40-N5 LED bulbs that emit 2200 lumens of bright light, powered by 2 x rechargeable 18650 batteries, or 4 x disposable CR123A batteries, which is included in the box. For longer night rides, you can bring as many recharged spare batteries as needed

One of the best and brightest flashlights is the AceBeam X45 with its 16500 lumens, emitted from 4 x Cree XHP70 P2 LED bulbs. The X45 torch is powered by 4 x 18650 batteries that can be replaced with spare ones, for those extra long night adventures. There are 6 different brightness settings and strobe to toggle between

Bright work light from MustWin with a 5 meter / 16 feet cord and a lumen output of 6000. 112 LED bulbs make the lamp equivalent to a 450W halogen lamp, but saves 88% energy. Since this is a LED lamp it won’t get hot as halogen lamps do either. The smart switch button lets you either turn the lamp on and off with a quick click, or long-press the same button to dim the brightness output

Another great product from the top 10 headlamps list is the Sofirn SP40. 1200 bright lumens to illuminate the path ahead, with 4 different brightness settings and a runtime of 1 hour and 50 minutes on the highest output. If you want to run the headlamp on 1200 lumens for more than that, you can simply bring a spare battery as the Sofirn SP40 is powered by a replaceable and rechargeable 18650 battery

This camping lantern from UST has multiple brightness settings, with the highest being 1200 lumens of bright white light. Other output modes are medium with 200 lumens and low with 20 lumens. The runtime on the highest setting is a whopping 41 hours, lasting almost 2 days if it’s turned on all the time

The Seca Race model from the manufacturer Light and Motion has a lumen output of 2000 on the highest setting. Other brightness outputs are medium with 1000 lumens and low with 500 lumens. Even on the highest setting, you get a runtime of 90 minutes with super bright light to illuminate the area around you

The TN50 version from ThruNite packs 16340 super-bright lumens in a small compact soda can-shaped casing, using 4 Cree XHP70.2 LED bulbs that run on a built-in battery pack consisting of 4 x 21700 batteries, recharged with the included charging cable. This is a floodlight, illuminating everything in front and on the sides with a throw distance of 410 meters / 1345 feet

The Olafus 50W version features a super bright light that emits 5000 lumens on high mode, if that turns out to be too bright you can flip a switch and reduce it to 2500 lumens. This is a corded work light, with a cord length of 5 meters / 16.4 feet that make it easy to move around the worksite without having to use an extension cord

Another headlamp from Fenix is the 1000 lumens bright HM65R version, featuring two different light modes, spotlight and floodlight. The 1000 lumens spotlight mode gives a focused light with a long throw distance, while the 400 lumens floodlight is for lighting up the entire area around you