Indoor/backyard flashlight choices

My mom has about 7 of those big arse 6V flashlights, none of which work right now. Those batteries are also a PITA to find, and are heavy to carry around. She also has a bunch of el cheapo AA and AAA flashlights that put out about a half a lumen.

I wanted to get her a decent one, either AA or rechargeable. She will be using it inside 90% of the time, and the other 10% will be in the backyard or outside doing something. She doesn't want a really small one or pen light, and a top clicker is preferred. With so many high power, low budget ones on the market now, I figured I'd ask the OB's opinion on the ones I am looking at.

Nitecore MH20:
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$79
micro-USB rechargeable
easy to operate modes
battery power indicator
Lumens/hours: (1000/2) (410/2.75) (230/5.75) (50/15.75) (1/235)

Jetbeam C8:
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$49
micro-USB rechargeable
easy to operate
battery power indicator
(1000/2) (260/4) 75/14)

LED Lenser p14.2
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$79
4-AA
power button on bottom
beam can be focus from spot to flood
(320/2) (50/40)

LED Lenser p7.2
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$47
4-AAA
power button on bottom
beam can be focused
(320/1) (40/25)

Thrunite TN4A:
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$50 without batteries
4-AA NiMH
battery power indicator
easy to use
(1050/1) (577/2.5) (138/14) (17/93) (0.38/80 days)

Thrunite TN12 (2014):
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$60
1-18650 with charger
no power indicator
easy to use
(1050/1.5) (800/1.5) (280/5) (20/74) (0.3/66 days)