Final summation:
HD2010: only takes ONE 18650 or 26650 battery. $32
Skyray STL-V2/Fandyfire STL-V6 (both are identical): takes *TWO*18650s only, slightly brighter and throws slightly further than HD2010 (not that perceivable). $51 on manafont, but if you look on aliexpress you can get it for $37, which I did.
Jacob A60: only takes ONE 18650, throws the same distance as HD2010 and STL-V2, however it has a significantly smaller hotspot, meaning the total light output is lower. $15
Those are the farthest throwing lights in your budget using reflectors. I don’t have much experience with aspherics, but I know a Crelant 7G5-V2 with the Collimator head (aspherical) can push out up to 133k cd, which is more than double the other options (around 55k cd).
Some links:
STL-V2 compared to 7G5v2 w/ collimator head <— Note that the 7G5-V2 is close to $90, and the collimator head is around $34, and they seem dim because I put it on low exposure, so the hotspot sizes could be compared. But if you’re thinking of spending this much money, go for the 7G5CS which just came out and should be slightly better.