Numatic HVT160 Henry Turbo Vacuum Cleaner with AiroBrush Turbo Head, Microfresh Filtration System, 620W, 6L, Red/Black

I bought a Henry in the mid 90s and it's still going strong over 30 years later and having vacuumed up everything from usual stuff on carpets and hard floors to rubble on several house renovations. I gave it to my son 3 years ago, so then bought what I thought would be smaller, more convenient vacuum cleaners - an AEG (which gave up the ghost after 2 years) and more recently an Akitas cheapo model. Absolute rubbish. The AEG wasn't bad on suction, but the cord length was awful, and it suddenly stopped working. The Akitas... well, I could use a brush and get a better result, and the cord was only a couple of metres. So, I've just bought this and I wish I'd got it when I first gave the Henry to my son. Suction excellent, manoeuvrability excellent, quality excellent, attachments excellent. I can do my whole ground floor from one socket. It's also weirdly more compact than the others despite the impression it's larger. Yes it was 3 x the cost of the Akitas but you get what you pay for.

OMG. Don't look at anyone leaving less than 4 stars as they are the ones that can never be satisfied. I am amazed at this vacuum cleaner. No wonder it's Number 1 in the industry. I had a hoover bagless which gave up its suck almost entirely so I threw it out. Between then and getting Henry my carpets were so messy it looked like a tip. I went around my house with Henry in a fraction of the time it took me with my old hoover. Henry eats everything in his path. Screws, toenails, nuts and even pens whole. Don't leave a sock on the floor as Henry will have it for breakfast. I had to remove polystyrene cement off my ceiling after taking down polystyrene tiles for fire safety. The mess was huge but Henry sucked it all up like a pro and I was clean again in no time. I have never in all my time had a better performing cleaner. Sure it's not a new digital cordless or bagless gimmick like some adverts for their cleaners but I can tell you for certain no bagless or cordless cleaner can perform like Henry. With my old bagless you have to empty it into a bag or dustbin anyway and some blows back on the floor. With Henry, everything stays in and you just remove the bag and bin it, absolutely NO MESS. Cordless? No way. You can't get power like this with a cordless, they go flat quick and they don't suck well at all. Henry comes with a bag installed and a spare so you can use him right after delivery. The stair attachment is great as well. I went down my entire staircase in less than 10 minutes and he sucked up everything the first time. Henry is so powerful that he sucks the carpet away from the gripper rods. Rugs are a synch with Henry and clean in seconds as is furniture. The cord is extra long so he can go all the way upstairs and into the bedrooms without having to unplug downstairs and plug in upstairs and when done the cord winds into the hub so you don't have to wrap the cord around anything or get knots in it. The turbo head is well worth the extra in this case as it cleans deep into the pile with the slightest of ease. The 6-litre bags last for ages too. so you don't have to be buying bags too often. One bag will hold up to 4 months average cleaning on an average three bedroom house, so 3 bags a year is not at all expensive. When considering many many years of using vacuum cleaners I will never go back to anything else now. Henry even comes with a three-year warranty, unlike the standard 12 months you normally get with other makes. You can tell as soon as you get him out the box he is built to last and robust. He never falls over and you can pull him along by the hose without the hose disconnecting as my old Hoover did often. You do have to go back and help him around corners but that's nothing to me. Trust me, Go for Henry, he is the best little succker in the world.

Always love a Henry, so reliable, great quality clean. Can't recommend enough. Worth every penny.

Good. As it should be.

I like the look of it, it is easy to use and store in a cupboard. It has many tools and does the job very nicely. It is much quieter than expected. The only problems are that it looks smaller than expected, and the quality of the machine is not the same as a previous one I had.

Good hoover works great

Love my Henry,just the right size for me,came with all the tools,and carpets came up lovely,very powerful,little turbo,I'm delighted with the results,my daughter has the older type Henry,and it's still going strong,I might get her a new one for her birthday in may,thank you seller,I'm very excited with it,happy little bunny

I genuinely don't know how or why I avoided buying a Henry vacuum for so long, it's a game changer!! I've had a string of Dyson's in the past but I've come to realise they're powerful vacuums for sure, but plagued with tangle issues, battery life, and just aren't up to snuff -- they do, however, have fantastic marketing, which is why they're so popular... But, stop looking at those and other alternatives, bite the bullet and just buy a Henry (or one of his suitable cousins). It's got cord length for days, suction to rival any competitor, and what's more, it just hoovers up everything and anything. It never gets stuck, clogs up (very very rarely) and it's a pleasure to pull around being that it's quite lightweight for the power it puts out. Highly recommended, won't evey go back to another brand again.