Henry the hoover gets ‘massacred’ with new look

Everyone's favourite hoover has had quite the makeover.

According to the official Henry hoover website, there are currently 15 different vacuum models available to purchase.

From the pale pink Hetty hoover, complete with eyelashes, to the Harry hoover which is 'built to last' - we're definitely used to the hoover's constant rebranding.

The company's slogan reads: "From pet hairs and dirty carpets to crumbs down the back of the sofa, there’s a Henry for every occasion."

Yet, the biggest aesthetic difference is usually down to the colour and name written on the machine itself.

Except for some minute structural differences, the Henry franchise has long-looked fairly uniform - until now.

The picture has been posted to the 1.5 million members-strong Reddit thread, called CasualUK.

It was captioned: "Looks like Henry's had a 21st century makeover".

"Look how they massacred by boy," commented one Reddit user.

Seeing some resemblances to the Henry we all know and love, a second added: "Still has that stoic smile though doesn’t he."

"Unrealistic body standards finally got the best of Henry," a third joked.

Others began using the comment section to share some tips and tricks for anyone who owns a Henry hoover.

"My issue with Henry [hoovers] is that i have literally no floor space for storage that isn't like, the middle of a room," wrote one person.

Another teasingly replied: "The trick is to leave him out and treat him as a member of your family. At least that's what my mum does."

The new model in question is called the 'Henry Quick' with the slogan: "Say goodbye to messy emptying..."

Unlike the original Henry model, the Henry Quick is cordless and allows for 'dust-free emptying'.

Potentially solving the issue of 'storage' space, this new model is 'lightweight' and 'versatile'.

The Henry Quick is currently on sale for the retail price of £299.99.