Numatic HVB160 Cordless Henry Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner with 2 x 36 V Batteries for Longer Run Time, 9 Litre, Red/Black [Energy Class A]

so I waited a while before I reviewed the cordless Henry it comes with two batteries which do take about two-and-a-half hours to charge and give you 30 minutes run time. but having two batteries a barely even use 1 bar to do my little one bed flat.to use and I don't get worn out using it.I suffer with functional neurological disorder so having something that there was light and easy made my life a lot easier I know there are some more expensive cordless that are probably lighter but they're not a Henry.I grew up with corded Henry's and always found them to just be a little bit heavy but always had amazing memories growing up with them so when I saw the cordless I was very impressed and excited to own a battery-powered HenryI watch some of the videos and reviews and a lot of people were comparing this to the £800 Dyson considering this is a lot cheaper it holds its own would thoroughly recommend yes it does take up more space then dysons but it's a Henry it's a classic and it's still fun to use would totally recommend.

Having owned and used for home and work (builder) Henry and hefty corded . Purchased the cordless version for work (cinch).Being used by two shifts of 9 persons per shift .And can say they have made a cracking Cordless version of the very robust and reliable corded ones.2x battery for 60 min run time is more than adequate.1 week of daily use and so far good suction, very portable and easy to use same as the classic Henry only the apron strings are cut 👏👍

This HVB160 cordless is well designed & built as you would expect from Numatic. But the suction power was not enough. On the high setting, not as powerful as a mains on low. It is just not enough to use it instead of the mains model, so it does not replace the standard mains model .I guess its all about the weight of batteries to give enough power, but battery technology advance may mean a MK2 . I will wait!

Works just like a regular Henry hoover. Slightly less suction but if you can’t get a socket in a work area this seems the best option. Came with (2x) batteries and it needed them. Battery lasts about 20 mins each so about 40 mins total. Again, if you have no plug sockets this is a strong option otherwise stick to corded vacs.

This is simply the best cleaner you can buy, if you can cope with a cylinder cleaner, it makes the Dyson look like a toy in comparison.Very large dust container very low price bags, charge lasts around 30 minutes. The real Bonos with this cleaner it picks up all dirt large and small, it never clogs because of the size of bag, I would be very surprised if you had to empty the bag every month.Only slight problem it needs a larger storage area. The cordless function is superb.One last observation the battery| if you ever need to purchase another the price is a whopping £200 or more, don't understand this!

This is a fantastic machine. No need for a corded vacuum - it really does a good job, especially if you have mainly hard floors. Carpets on the higher setting get done brilliantly too, but uses more battery life. Nevertheless, I would highly recommend. Best vacuum cleaner I have ever used!

The battery hoover is more like something you would give a child to play with it has no sucking power and the battery on full power last 10 mins very dis appointed as I have a mains power Henry and it is very good the dewalt battery hoover walks all over Henry I’m afraid

I was always happy with my corded Henry but decided I would change to the cordless version and chose the 2 battery one so a spare battery is always ready. I am very happy with him as without a cord he does not fall over like the previous version, he is also a bit smaller and much lighter to pull around. Being lighter easy to carry upstairs. Suction is very good and the battery charge lasts a good while. Had him a while now and really no negatives. Highly recommend and he is BRITISH built which is unusual these days!