Cordless Hoover Brands

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Each brand approaches cordless cleaning differently: Dyson chases suction and sensors, Shark focuses on anti-tangle heads and value, Gtech and Numatic stick with bags, and tool brands like DeWalt and Makita build for garages and vans. Pick a brand below for a full guide to its current UK range, its model codes and the version worth buying.

Short version: most UK households shortlist Shark or Dyson. Look at Vax for value with swappable batteries, Gtech or Henry if you want bagged hygiene, and Miele for long-life build quality.

All brand guides

  • Shark cordless range explained

    Every Shark cordless hoover in the UK range explained: Anti Hair Wrap, Stratos, Detect Pro, PowerDetect and WandVac, plus which to buy and what to skip.

  • Dyson cordless range explained

    The full UK Dyson cordless hoover range explained, from V8 to V15, Gen5detect and V16 Piston Animal, with naming decoded and which Dyson to buy.

  • Hetty cordless models explained

    The Numatic Hetty cordless hoover explained: Hetty Quick stick vs cordless Hetty cylinder, how they differ from Henry, bags, batteries and which to buy.

  • Henry cordless models explained

    Numatic's Henry cordless hoovers explained: the Henry Quick stick and Henry Cordless cylinder, bags, batteries, runtimes and which one to buy in 2026.

  • Vax ONEPWR range explained

    Vax cordless hoovers explained: the ONEPWR battery system, Blade, Pace, Evolve and Glide models, which Vax to buy and how they compare with Shark and Dyson.

  • Gtech AirRAM, Pro and Multi explained

    Gtech cordless hoovers explained: AirRAM uprights, the bagged Pro 2, HyLite and Multi handhelds, K9 pet versions, and which Gtech to buy in the UK.

  • Miele Triflex and Duoflex explained

    Miele cordless hoovers explained: the Triflex HX2 3-in-1 and Duoflex HX1, bundles, batteries, build quality, and which Miele to buy in the UK.

  • Bosch Unlimited range explained

    Bosch cordless hoovers explained: Unlimited 7, 8 and 10, ProAnimal and ProPower versions, Power for All 18V batteries, Flexxo, and which Bosch to buy.

  • Buying a cordless hoover at Argos

    Buying a cordless hoover from Argos: which brands are worth it, exclusive bundles, own-label budget models, collection, returns and how to judge an Argos price.

  • Samsung Bespoke Jet range explained

    Samsung cordless hoovers explained: Bespoke Jet, Bespoke Jet AI, Jet Lite and the All-in-One Clean Station, plus which Samsung to buy in the UK.

  • DeWalt 18V XR vacs explained

    DeWalt cordless hoovers explained: the 18V XR DCV501LN stick/handheld, wet and dry vacs and L-class extractors, for trades, garages and home use.

  • Hoover HF9, HF4 and H-Free explained

    Hoover the brand's cordless vacuums explained: HF9, HF4, HF1, HFX and H-Free, which to buy, and why "hoover" means any vacuum to most of the UK.

  • AEG cordless range guide

    AEG cordless hoovers explained: the 6000, 7000 and 8000 (Ultimate) stick series, what each tier adds, which to buy and how they compare to Dyson and Shark in the UK.

  • Beldray budget cordless guide

    Beldray cordless hoovers reviewed honestly: Airgility models, B&M and Amazon versions, what you get for under £100, and when spending a bit more is smarter.

  • Bissell cordless range guide

    Bissell cordless hoovers explained: CrossWave wet and dry cleaners, ICON and MultiReach sticks, Pet Hair Eraser handhelds, and when a Shark or Dyson is better.

  • Black+Decker Dustbuster guide

    Black+Decker cordless hoovers explained: Dustbuster handhelds, reviva, pet and car models, 18V sticks, which to buy and when a Shark or Gtech handheld is better.

  • Dreame cordless range guide

    Dreame cordless hoovers decoded: Z, R and V-series sticks, H-series wet and dry cleaners, which models to buy in the UK and how they stack up against Dyson.

  • Kärcher cordless range guide

    Kärcher cordless hoovers explained: VC 4, VC 6 and VC 7 sticks, FC wet floor cleaners and window vacs, which to buy, and when Dyson or Shark is better.

  • LG CordZero range explained

    LG CordZero cordless hoovers explained: A9 Kompressor, swappable batteries, the All-in-One Tower auto-empty dock, and which LG to buy in the UK.

  • Makita cordless vac guide

    Makita cordless hoovers explained: DCL180, DCL280F and other 18V LXT and 12V CXT vacs, which to buy for a van, workshop or home, and their limits next to Dyson.

  • Morphy Richards Supervac guide

    Morphy Richards Supervac cordless hoovers explained: Sleek Power+, 2-in-1 and Deluxe models, real strengths and limits, and how they compare to Vax and Shark.

  • Russell Hobbs cordless guide

    Russell Hobbs cordless hoovers explained: Glide and Hyperglide sticks, what a budget cordless can and can't do, guarantee tips and better-value alternatives.

  • Ryobi ONE+ vac guide

    Ryobi ONE+ cordless hoovers explained: hand vacs, stick vacs and wet/dry project vacs, which to buy if you own Ryobi batteries, and when a household brand is better.

  • Tineco cordless range guide

    Tineco cordless hoovers explained: Pure One sticks with iLoop dirt sensing, Floor One wet and dry cleaners, which models to buy and how they compare to Dyson.

Brand-versus-brand comparisons

Already down to two brands? Our comparisons match models at the same price point, including Shark vs Dyson, Shark vs Vax and Gtech vs Shark.