Henry HVR200

Man, when did Henry’s shoot up in price *so much*? We bought ours in ~2023 for $320. I can’t seem to find any under $500 in the US. I remember [this](https://evacuumstore.com/products/numatic-henry-200-canister-vacuum) site had it for $350 when we were going to buy one

Hey same here! Our Ryobi supplements the Henry 200 and my wife loves to use it because of the floor head LED, hah. Most of my tools are Dewalt but the Ryobi was a great deal at the time (came with 3 batteries) and it’s also nice to be able to buy the random Ryobi tool you may need in the future. I’ve bought two fans so far. If I could somehow modify it to use bags, it would be an S tier stick. How people somehow prefer bagless is beyond me.

Haha, honestly we love ours. Our main vacuum is a Henry 200 which is an absolute beast, but my wife wanted something for quick pickups (and an LED indicator) Sounds stupid, but honestly the best vacuum is going to be one the individual wants to use Typically more of a Dewalt guy, but the Ryobi vacuum came with two 5ah batteries and a 2ah for a hell of a deal. Also, Ryobi is great for that “odd” tool Dewalt doesn’t have (or just has it overpriced)

hol dir nen Henry; für den Preis die mit abstand besten Staubsauger. Saugleistung wie die Sauger an der Tankstelle; nur eben mit Kabel, dafür aber unverwüstlich. [https://www.amazon.de/Numatic-903383-Henry-HVR200-11-Boden-Staubsauger/dp/B01N6BKY5D?\_\_mk\_de\_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=38D6K67QV5U7H&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.luX7xo63tP9ZcesgOgoV9fZuX0fIPX\_yKq7GZ3O7PcrqEQP2i1jcfoCi3hPdovTRJxNb4dqTmeKDs4zQoSWah3M9d3wJZTvLBlXchyxAfA\_AaXHytL9mJmWAYFAEE2SHBDuPRmzYdgRx3UHbYPIhln4P16JN9FEhWhACq26TLQVf32-Na7mArbq1rCetMwzOH2coKJlbHQ6kdPkrPSaormRpe88qJE-h1eTzreaahxg.ZoDVN7bplkN5cySUcEcYHdtBIl4ZEaj1xmMEaCCxarY&dib\_tag=se&keywords=staubsauger+henry&qid=1756960341&sprefix=staubsauger+henry%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-3](https://www.amazon.de/Numatic-903383-Henry-HVR200-11-Boden-Staubsauger/dp/B01N6BKY5D?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=38D6K67QV5U7H&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.luX7xo63tP9ZcesgOgoV9fZuX0fIPX_yKq7GZ3O7PcrqEQP2i1jcfoCi3hPdovTRJxNb4dqTmeKDs4zQoSWah3M9d3wJZTvLBlXchyxAfA_AaXHytL9mJmWAYFAEE2SHBDuPRmzYdgRx3UHbYPIhln4P16JN9FEhWhACq26TLQVf32-Na7mArbq1rCetMwzOH2coKJlbHQ6kdPkrPSaormRpe88qJE-h1eTzreaahxg.ZoDVN7bplkN5cySUcEcYHdtBIl4ZEaj1xmMEaCCxarY&dib_tag=se&keywords=staubsauger+henry&qid=1756960341&sprefix=staubsauger+henry%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-3)

Commercial grade (Numatic) Henry, easy to fix and durable,I am tempted to get the back pack version! Shark is fiddly to repair, especially when it gets clogged up, they have made it to be unfixable by the average user and require special tools to take them apart, you also need an extra set of filters, so one set can be used while the ones being cleaned and dried before next use. On the Henry, HEPA filter bag all contained, and just replace when 70-80% full (before i notice any performance drop), also the attachements can be purchased separately and standard fit with all models. Dysons don't have standard attachements with diffrent series.

I use the henry to clean out the filters and drums as that is where most of the problems occur on cordless and bagless vacuum cleaners.

Henry for work (in the trades), Sebo for home.

Henry is the best all rounder, and there is a reason they are the go to trade hoover. Shark I'd say are the best small light cordless ones, ideal for a flat or small home, but pretty useless as a main hoover in a big home. Dysons are great if you like to show off to people and never clean with them. They are so so loud, don't hoover very well and I've never liked James Dyson.