Henry Hoover Desk Vacuum, Mini Computer and Keyboard Cleaner, Portable Lightweight Desk Tidy, Novelty Stocking Stuffer | Paladone, Red

So cute but ideal for purpose. Great value.

Don't waste your time and money!! Spent ages fitting the batteries, re-fitting them in case I had done it wrong - and then my husband having a third attempt. All to no avail! Not an atom of power - no noise, no suction, nothing at all. It may have been just an "under the Christmas tree gift" but still disappointing. A complete waste of time and money. I just wish I had kept the packaging on Christmas Day so I could return it - and also wish there was a nil star review option. I suppose I can't return without the box?!?!

Exhibit A of why its good to have adult money for childhood joy. Tried it, works great. Even got the little handle on top. Whoever thought of this is a genius 👏

This is so cute and actually works!! To be honest the suction power is pretty poor, so my hubby put some tape around the inside of the top and now it works much better! Battery life is surprisingly good. We were surprised at the size of it too, it holds a lot more than we expected. Would recommend this but does need the lid adjusting with tape.

Nice gift

This looks really cool but theres virtually now suction on this. I didnt expect it to be great considering its size but it just isn't working at all. Ill keep it however

Perfect little gift for the housekeeper at work when she retired. She loves it.

Henry is cute. BUT I couldn't make it work. The battery space was a Nightmare... Should have been a USB, then it would have been great. Incidentally, the wheels were very loose and couldn't make it stay still very well. Bottom line - No real space for battery installation; impossible for me to put them in or get them out. There's literally No Room for them because the top door comes forwards and blocks part of the hole needed to put them in (see pics). Whoever Designed This was Not Smart. My attempts included putting them in normally, the had to start shoving hard still no joy. So, tried tweezers to manipulate the top door to make room for them to get in and then also try wiggling them in. We managed 3 in their holes the end — Needed Lots of Help from another person. MEGA struggle for us both to manage. Then, switched it on and it Didn't Work — *Possible one of the batteries weren't in right. But I was NOT Going through that arduous task of putting them back in again, so I had to call it quits and admit defeat. Had to then get batteries back OUT. The Ribbon inside was useless. Required a small flatbed screwdriver and tweezers to prise the batteries out, and batteries now slightly damaged. At least the thing itself is still perfect enough to send back - something I'm Very Disappointed about :(