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Sharing the same efficient 600-watt motor and high-flow bag as the compact model, the full-size Henry delivers extremely strong airflow and suction, with tests measuring roughly 87 inches of lift and around 106 CFM and showing it can outpace rival commercial vacuums while maintaining deep-cleaning power even as the bag fills.
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Reviewers find the Henry’s main unit and casters extremely solid, with tough plastics and a commercial-feeling build that supports expectations of long, reliable service in homes and light business use.
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In crevice-style pickup tests the Henry performs exceptionally well, with its Wessel-Werk combo floorhead and strong airflow pulling debris from deep gaps better than other commercial vacuums in the series and ranking among the strongest crevice performers measured.
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Dedicated filtration tests show Henry’s HEPA bag and filter system keeping fine 2–2.5 micron particle counts essentially at clean-room baseline levels during use, indicating very effective dust containment for a commercial-style canister.
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A manual cord rewind on the full-size Henry pulls its long 10m cable neatly back into the body, avoiding tangles on the floor and offering a robust, low-complexity alternative to spring-loaded auto rewinds.
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Reviewers describe the full-size Henry Xtra as an excellent all-purpose canister and deep-clean workhorse that tops many commercial vacuums in measured performance and is easy to recommend for busy households and DIY projects, provided you can store and manoeuvre its larger, heavier body and are comfortable with canister-style handling.
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Rated for over 3000 hours of commercial duty and shown in testing to cope with brick dust, DIY debris and frequent heavy cleaning, the full-size Henry Xtra is well suited to heavy-duty use in larger homes and light commercial spaces.
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On medium-pile carpets and rugs, Henry Xtra’s strong suction and combi head give excellent everyday pickup, with deep-clean tests removing about 98% of embedded sand, and the included AiroBrush head further refreshing the pile and boosting performance on more stubborn dirt.
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The full-size Henry includes the same generous hose, crevice, upholstery and dusting tools as the compact model and adds dedicated AiroBrush and hard floor heads, giving it a versatile toolkit that can handle carpets, hard floors, furniture and tight edges.
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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.
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Holders on the tub keep two small tools and the main floorhead attached to the machine so key accessories travel with you and stay easy to grab between jobs.
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The full-size Henry is praised for its simple on/off switch, basic suction control and intuitive tool changes, but some upright users find managing the trailing hose and long cord and learning canister techniques for debris pickup a bit more fussy than with smaller domestic uprights.
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For larger debris on hard floors, the standard combi head can push items like dried lentils ahead of the nozzle, but using a backward stroke or swapping to the slim hard floor tool greatly improves large-particle pickup.
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The full-size Henry tracks well on open floors and its long hose and pivoting heads reach into corners and under furniture, though its larger wheelbase, weight and strong pull on some carpets, plus the need to watch the tub and hose behind you, make it less nimble and more cumbersome on stairs and in tight spaces than compact uprights or the smaller Henry models.