An extra-long power cord lets users cross medium-size rooms and tackle multiple spots without constantly switching outlets, which many owners call out as a convenience advantage.
A long 10 m cord combined with a robust rewind system lets many users clean an entire ground floor from a single socket, and reviewers again praise the cable as really good for domestic properties, avoiding the constant unplugging and re-plugging required by shorter-corded vacuums.
Henry HVR160's roughly 30 foot (10m) cord gives enough reach to cover most rooms, hallways, stairs and even cars from a single outlet, so extension leads are rarely needed.
The full-size Henry carries a long 10m cord and extended hose that together provide around a 26m cleaning radius, allowing room-to-room cleaning with fewer outlet changes and making the vacuum feel almost cordless in day-to-day use.
An extra-long power cord of roughly thirty five feet, paired with generous hose reach for about fifty feet of total cleaning range, lets owners clean large rooms, stairs, and higher areas with fewer outlet changes than typical uprights.
The roughly 25 foot power cord is long enough to clean most average rooms from a single outlet, though larger spaces and multi-room jobs still require moving the plug.
Corded model reviews highlight a generous 20-foot power cord that usually reaches nearby outlets without extensions, helping for multi-room and stair use; one review in this dataset instead covers a cordless SpotLite Go variant (no cord).
A long 16.4 foot power cord reaches most areas of the car cabin from a single 12V outlet, so you can move around the vehicle without constantly replugging.
An extra-long cord contributes to the Complete C3’s wide operating radius, letting users clean large rooms or multiple spaces from a single outlet with minimal replugging.
A roughly 15-foot cord provides ample reach in small to medium rooms and, combined with the hose and wand, often eliminates frequent outlet changes, though larger spaces may still benefit from an extension cord.
Cord length is often cited as 30 ft in specs/reviews, though one technician measurement suggests closer to ~25 ft depending on how the cord holder is used. Most still consider the cord reach decent for typical rooms.
Ten foot power cord is long enough for many users to reach around a car, though some still find it shorter than average and occasionally need an extension cord when outlets are far away, so its slightly below average length is usually manageable but not ideal.
Reviews describe the Classic C1’s roughly 13.5 foot cord as adequate for small and medium rooms, though it requires more outlet changes than the longer cord on the Complete C3.
The 600 Series has a retractable cord of about 26 feet that still feels a bit short in everyday use, often forcing users to change outlets more frequently than with some rival canisters even though it offers slightly more reach than the 200 Series.
An 18-foot-class power cord is generally sufficient for small rooms but feels short compared with many competitors and can require frequent outlet changes in larger areas.
The automatic-rewind cord is convenient, but at roughly 16 feet reviewers and lab testers often find it short, giving the vacuum a total reach under 27 feet and forcing more frequent outlet changes in larger rooms.
Has a shorter cord than many full-size vacuums, so you may need to unplug and change outlets more frequently in larger rooms, though some owners find the length perfectly adequate for small spaces and quick jobs.
Although the cord rewind is convenient, the usable cord length feels shorter than expected in real homes, so users may find themselves replugging more often than with some other full size canisters.
A 15-foot power cord is shorter than most canister vacuums, giving enough reach for smaller homes or apartments but often forcing frequent outlet changes in larger rooms or long hallways.