Numatic Henry Quick vs Vax ONEPWR Blade 4 Pet
Get the Henry Quick. Unless you want a handheld with a strong pet tool and want to spend less — then the Vax Blade 4 Pet.
Numatic Henry Quick
Henry's cordless stick: strong suction, long battery and sealed pods so emptying is never messy.
Vax ONEPWR Blade 4 Pet
A cheap, popular UK stick that's good on hard floors, with a strong pet tool.
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The Henry Quick has strong, quiet suction, a long battery and sealed pods that make emptying dust-free. The Blade 4 Pet costs less and has an excellent pet tool, but its battery drains fast on carpet.
- —You hate dusty bin emptying.
- —Someone at home has allergies.
- —You mostly clean floors.
- —You want a handheld for sofas and dog beds.
- —You have mostly hard floors.
- —You want to spend as little as possible.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +No-mess sealed pods
- +Strong suction, quiet
- +Up to 70 minutes on low
- −Pods are an ongoing cost.
- −Top-heavy and tiring on long cleans.
- −Only about 14 minutes on full power with the brush on.
- +Good on hard floors
- +Excellent motorised pet tool
- +Battery works with other Vax tools
- −T3 found the battery faded after about 10 minutes on high with the power brush.
- −Noisy, and weaker as a handheld.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Henry Quick worth it?
- Is the Blade 4 Pet worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: TechRadar, Trusted Reviews, Vacuum Wars, manufacturer specifications.