Henry Hetty Quick HET.100, Cordless Stick Vacuum, Pink, 300 W, 1 Liter

After a lot of research I chose this one and I couldn't be more pleased with it. Pros,- amazing suction, easy to assemble, attachments work well, easy to use both as floor vacuum and hand held for stairs, seat cushions etc, battery DOES last well ( I can do my whole 2 bed house in one go) you only need turbo for short bursts of cleaning , easy to store, sturdy but not too heavy Cons- it doesn't fit under my counters etc so I used the small attachment on the stick to reach to the back. Not really a big issue. Overall it's a joy to use and the house feels clean after use. Would highly recommend

Was dubious but this hoover is absolutely fantastic and taken over all my other hoovers !! She can literally do any job you need her for ! I still have my upright machine for really dirty jobs and she is kept for best. Out runs any other cordless I have used and will be getting another for upstairs. I have disabilities and husband does most of the vacuuming he is converted and loves its easy use. Well made and battery lasts for ages 👌 perfect

Great value good quality true to size and colour lightweight and sturdy easy to install good suction & battery life

It is powerful, efficient and easy to use, but a bit heavier than I anticipated.

Outstanding! Having tried all of the top brand cordless vacuums I was in two minds whether to try the Hetty due to the requirement for bags, but I’m so glad I did. It out performs all others and has the suction of a non cordless machine. The battery life is also superb. I have a large house with varying floor types, two dogs, one of which is a GSD who sheds heavily, and up to 6 people, and Hetty copes with it all with battery to spare. I’ve had the vacuum a few weeks and have only changed the bag once and not yet had to take apart to unblock the pipe, like I constantly had to with all the others. I have had numerous Dyson cordless, all of which I spent more time unblocking or cleaning the filter than I did vacuuming, I had a Shark cordless for less than a year by which time it had malfunctioned and had to be returned under warranty, though it had never been great, just ok, I then tried a Miele cordless which was good, but every time I went from hard floor to carpet it got an error and cut off and sadly had to be returned. Having had to faff about returning the shark and the Miele, the Dyson’s were just sold on eBay for spare parents, I took the plunge with Hetty. Even my teenage son was impressed when he did his ‘yearly’ room clean! I’ve been using Hetty for a few weeks before writing this and am thoroughly impressed. Although she does require bags, they have a large capacity even when vacuuming up endless dog hairs, gravel from our path that comes in on people’s shoes and everything else a 6 person household throws at her. Highly recommended and I am a vacuum expert. My family will happily tell you how many vacuums I buy a year! We also have a corded Miele and a corded Henry and the Hetty cordless gives them a run for their money. Hopefully now I can stop buying vacuum cleaners as I’ve found THE one.

I wanted a cordless Hoover as so much easier to keep on top of the hoovering. Did my research from cheaper brands to the more expensive. I’ve had a regular Hetty Hoover for years which I love. Sooo, decided to a Hetty Quick! She’s a little bit fiddly to put together, had to google and asked a friend over to help me. I’ve since had her around a month and love her! Not only is she pink and girly, also very easy to use. She also easily becomes a handheld hoover which is great for stairs, counters and areas can’t reach with main hoover function such as corners. Like the main hoover she comes with attachment's too and comes with some scented little discs which you add at the top. You can buy dif scent discs for around £10 and the replacement hoover bags are around £20 for 5/6. The battery lasts ages too and only takes 2.5 hours to charge. Overall, no she isn’t cheap but she light, cleans well and cute! What more do you want from a Hoover? 😅👌🏻

I love Henry numatic and think they are great for hard floors and are robust. I thought I’d try the cordless…. Big mistake it’s rubbish! The suction is poor, and if you boost you can’t hoover the carpet as it sticks, it spits bits out on our hard floor, hair wraps in it. It makes a job 10 times longer as you have to keep going over the same spot and in the end I always get another vacuum to finish the job. The marketing about having a bag to save dust when emptying is nonsense, I’d much rather have the Dyson cordless and save phaffing with a bag which adds to landfill for a problem that isn’t a problem. The suction is so weak, don’t buy this if you want to vacuum efficiently or for bits on a hard floor as it’s doesn’t do a very good job, it’s also quite heavy. I would say to the manufacturer, stick to what you do best because you don’t do cordless very well at all. Disappointing waste of money.

Sorry Henry but Hetty Quick is now our favourite vacuum cleaner, with her there's no more dusty bags or filters to bash. Hetty's bag is the filter, known as the pod and a little light comes on to tell you when to pop in a new one. Unlike Henry when you need to peep into his bag to see if he has any space left only to be met with that spider you forgot got sucked up there! Hetty doesn't even have that dusty smell as the pod keeps all the dust contained and what's more she's cordless, so no getting stuck on the stairs or trapped behind the living room door. So once again, sorry Henry, Hetty wins!