Henry Quick Review: Numatic's first Stick Vacuum 

Currently unavailable I saw on Amazon, I hope next few months. When I get in touch with Numatic in the future I let you know.

@Vacuumtester That's awesome, bro! Thanks so much for your help. Looking forward to see you again in your next video.

Yes

150min charge 70min on normal 17min on boost but boost is almost never needed

Hi Jochem, thanks for your reply! Yes, it's the same as the other Henry Quick Stick vacuums, only with a different color and the Henry-smile :).

I have just bought one but I'm tempted to send it back. I have a few deeper pile rugs everywhere on my tiles, and it struggles going from tiles to rugs and back again. The roller just stops so I have to turn it completely off so it will start again. 😔 think I'm going back to a shark 🦈

@@andreaturner8494 but a Shark will eat you carpet...But without jokes for a moment; it's annoying to hear that the roller brush of the Henry Quick is getting stuck on your carpet. This happens more often with motorized brushes in combination with high-pile carpets.

There is now a pet version. And I say yes . I used mine today. And my red high carpet with cat hair never been this clean And it didn't cost me any power at all. I was super suprised

@@spidermonkeynr1ohh thank you!!What is the name of the new model?Thank youu

Hi Tomas, yes that is certainly a valuable addition. Especially for people who quickly suffer from an allergic reaction!

Not really as you need new ones every time so this will be costly and if u dont have new dust bags u cant use the machine . So not good atall

​@@JordanIan-ps9qlEvery time?

@@Dan-wb5vx yes everytime they full need a new one

@@JordanIan-ps9ql Right bags are fine in full size machines and I love my self emptying Roomba. I vacuum with it every day and the bags lasts 6 months or so. However, a bag in such a small container seems like it would be expensive and a pain.

You need the bags to use the machine . So they will be costly to replace them every time . Good idea having these dust bags or dust pods what they call them but it be pricey as u need to get a new one every time you empty. So work out v pricey. Your better off paying bit more get a Dyson v11 or v15

@@JordanIan-ps9ql Dysons are rubbish

I would much rather have this bag to neatly eject it rather than mess with a bagless, messy, dusty vacuum!

Yes, the Henry Quick is designed in a way that you need to use vacuum cleaner bags to collect the dirt.

@@JordanIan-ps9ql The bags last a month, and cost £12 for 12. So it's going to cost you £12 a year to run. So you'd need to own it for about 30 years, before it costs as much as a Dyson V15😂

Who gives a shit? 😂 the governments of the world cannot and will not eliminate all plastic from the planet you fool.

They are made from 100% recycled materials and are totally biodegradable according to Numatic.

@@Olliebobalong It says they're "carbon positive", if you Google carbon positive, it isn't a good thing. (Carbon positive describes most business as usual situations. It means a business entity produces an amount of carbon emissions that is more than zero. All businesses with a carbon footprint are carbon positive and they contribute to climate change) It also states the pods are made from recycled materials, so that means that all them recycled materials (recycled plastics) that people put effort into recycling to help the planet. Are likely to end up in landfill anyway when these pods are disposed of. Old hoover bags used to have a sturdy cardboard collar, the hoover bag I've used for the past 20 years, in my standard Henry hoover is cloth that I just tip out and empty. These new pods don't seem too environmentally friendly, and don't seem like progress to me.

@@xXMarkWadeyXx Right, how the heck would you recycle something filled with dirt?

According to Numatic, these are made entirely from 100% recycled material! 🌎

You mad coz you spend fortune on Dyson? 😂

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