While this isn’t Numatic's first cordless model – we’ve previously reviewed the cordless Henry – it’s the brand's first cordless handstick vacuum cleaner.

Just attach the wand to the vacuum itself, and then the brush roll to that, to start vacuuming your floors.I couldn’t see where the missing 1g went but it certainly didn’t appear to have stayed on the floor, which was largely spotless. It comes with two accessories: a crevice tool and a combination tool, the latter comprising an upholstery nozzle and a retractable dusting brush. Whether or not that’s realistic will entirely depend upon the size of your home and how dirty it gets.

A bank of four LEDs around the top of the buttons lets you see how much battery power is left, and also lights up during charging so you can see how that’s progressing. It came equipped with three different vacuum heads — a floor head, a crevice tool, and a brush tool — as well as the recyclable Henry pods to go inside the cylinder (but more on those later). With Henry's Pods, there are no filters to clean, meaning you get brand-new, out of the box performance with every new Pod.There’s one way in which the Henry Quick is significantly different to most cordless stick vacuums and that’s the requirement to use disposable bags to collect all the dirt. Its unique capability to shampoo carpets and upholstery sets it apart, making it a comprehensive cleaning solution for your home. I also like the fact it doesn’t have a trigger like a Dyson which almost always engages the motor while I carry it upstairs.