Vacuum cleaners - corded or cordless?

I have an upright Sebo and a red Henry.
I love the Henry, I've used them for over thirty years.
The most useful way I found was to use a main corded appliance and also a small bagless corded for quick clean ups and corners.
Although I can't vacuum these days I'm following this with interest as I'm contemplating a cordless.
My issue with cordless is longevity (the vacuum not me!). I know the score with mains power.

I bought a Dyson cordless and while I love to use it, I find it nowhere near as good as my upright for cat hairs or deeper pile rugs. The charge doesn’t last very long on max either, I can’t do my whole 3 bed house on max power.

Upright corded SEBO for me. Deep cleans beautifully every time with excellent tools (attached) and never breaks down. Had it for years and so does the Royal Household!

We have a cordless Bosch Athlet and are waiting for a new battery under warranty as it has suddenly degraded to 10 minutes vacuuming tine.

Stay clear often cordless dyson
If you live somewhere leaves constantly blowing in dyson whilst brilliant for stairs and upstairs I find gets easily blocked when autumn descends

Cagney, do you use your Dyson in the gaEden?

That should say garden of course