I have one that is my go to, they have strong suction. Most vacs are very similar though, another option is cordless. More on reddit.com

I got tired of replacing my sealers, went with a shop vac and hand sealer. Works great. ... Update: Ary / Vacmaster is sending me a new unit, a VP230, which is an upgrade as well. After all the home tests determined that there was a slow leak that I couldn't locate, they had me pay for the ... More on rokslide.com

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Naturally, the Henry is the better cleaner, but is also considerably more expensive. I have never actually owned a Henry so I can't compare them side-by-side, but you'll feel a little more quality pretty much everywhere with one. If the Henry were as cheap here as it is in the UK, the Vacmaster wouldn't need to exist. I do have a Vacmaster VZA306P 1101 and I have been using it regularly since I've acquired it. The original included bag is almost full as of now and has not leaked or anything, so that's a plus. For the price, the Vacmaster really isn't that bad at all being decently robust and high in performance. The largest issue with it for sure is the stiff hose, but it is not unusable, even in cars. As far as tipping, it's really not that bad in normal use and only does it when being dragged quite fast or lifted by the hose while trying to clean ceiling vents and stuff. As much as I hate plugging my own videos, I did make a quick one showing the internals of it and how it's constructed so you can compare that to a disassembly video of a Henry if you're curious as to how they're made. More on reddit.com