7 Best Hayati Vapes (2026) - Full Range Compared

Hayati has a good problem. There are now more than seven Hayati kits on the shelves; they all promise thousands of puffs and bold flavour, and from the outside they blur into one. Working out the best Hayati device for you has quietly become the hard part.

I have vaped my way through the whole line-up, from the pocket-sized Pro Max Plus 6000 to the 25,000-puff Pro Ultra Plus, so this guide sorts the range by the vaper each kit actually suits rather than listing specs and leaving you to guess.

Pushed for time? Pro Max Plus 6000 for everyday, Pro Ultra Plus 25K for all-day use. And if you have never filled a pod in your life, the Quokka Lite is where I would point you first. The rest of the page is the reasoning, plus the catches the product listings tend to gloss over.

Key Takeaway

• The one most people should just buy is the Pro Max Plus 6000: pocket-sized, £8.99, roughly 6,000 puffs a pod.

• Heavy, all-day vaper? The Pro Ultra Plus 25K from £10.99 holds two flavours and runs up to 25,000 puffs before a rebuy.

• Cheapest to run over time is the refillable Quokka Lite at £9.99, once you are happy filling your own pod.

• And the part that matters for the law: every current Hayati kit recharges and takes a replaceable pod, which is why it survived the June 2025 single-use ban.

You can browse the full range of Hayati Vapes at Pirate Vapes, but read on first so you buy the right one.

The Short Answer: Best Hayati Device by Vaper Type

Not everyone wants the same thing, so here are the picks by the kind of vaper you are.

• Everyday, moderate use: Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000. It just works.

• Heavy or all-day vaping: Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K. Fewer pod changes, two flavours loaded at once.

• Brand new to refillables: Hayati Quokka Lite. Cheap, simple, no buttons.

• Want to tinker: Hayati Moxy Elite. Adjustable airflow and a choice of pods.

• Style and pocket appeal: Hayati Liora. Looks like it belongs in a bag, not a toolbox.

• Buying in bulk for value: Hayati Rubik 7000 box deal.

Why Hayati Is Everywhere Right Now

A couple of years ago, most people were on small 600-puff sticks that died in an afternoon and got binned. Hayati looked at that and did something clever.

They kept the bold flavours people liked from disposables, then built them into kits with a rechargeable battery and a pod you replace when the liquid runs out. The battery outlives the liquid, so you are not throwing away a working device every few days.

That is the whole idea behind the range, and it is why you now see a Hayati in every other hand. These are Big Puff Pod Kits, not disposables, even though they feel just as easy to use.

The Best Hayati Vapes Compared

Here is the current Hayati kit line-up at a glance. Puff counts are Hayati's own estimates and real life varies, so treat them as a guide rather than a promise.

The Pro Max Plus, Pro Ultra Plus and Rubik use sealed prefilled pods, so you click a fresh flavour in and go.

The Quokka pair, the Liora and the Moxy Elite, are Rechargeable Vapes built around pods you can fill yourself, which works out cheaper over time.

Pick the family first, then the device.

1. Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000, the One I Recommend Most

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This is the device I have handed to more friends than any other. The Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 runs a 2ml prefilled pod that tops itself up from a separate 10ml refill container, so you get up to 6,000 puffs before you swap in a new one.

It charges over USB-C from an 850mAh battery, has a little display for battery and liquid, and comes in 20mg, 10mg and 0mg nicotine. What sells it is the size. It is genuinely pocket-friendly; the mesh coil keeps the flavour honest from the first puff to the last, and at £8.99 it is hard to argue with.

Trade-off: The pods are matched to this device only, so factor the ongoing pod cost into the price.

Best for: Anyone stepping off disposables who wants a small, no-fuss everyday kit.

2. Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K, Built for Heavy Days

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If a 6,000-puff kit feels like it runs out too fast, this is your answer. The Pro Ultra Plus 25K holds two flavours at once and lets you twist the base to switch between them, which sounds like a gimmick until you have had one flavour go dull on you halfway through.

Up to 25,000 puffs, an 850mAh rechargeable battery, USB-C, a display, and a 22ml total liquid setup across the pod and its refills. There are regional and event editions too, if you like the collectable side of things.

Trade-off: Bigger and a bit pricier than the rest at £10.99 and up, so it is not one you will forget is in your pocket.

Best for: All-day vapers who hate re-buying and want two flavours loaded at once.

3. Hayati Shisha 30K, for Clouds and Shisha Flavours

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Came from hookah, or just like a warmer, thicker cloud? This is your Hayati. The Shisha 30K is a dual-flavour, 30,000-puff big puff kit on a 900mAh battery with USB-C and a smart screen, but the two things that set it apart are the shisha-style mouthpiece and the Eco and Boost modes.

Drop it into Boost, and the vapour turns warmer and denser, closer to a shisha draw than an ordinary puff. Keep it in Eco, and the liquid stretches further. The flavour library leans shisha too, so you get double apple, mint blends and sweeter mixes rather than the straight fruits on the rest of the range.

Trade-off: The warmer Boost draw and 30,000-puff size make it the least pocketable and most niche kit in the range.

Best for: Ex-shisha vapers and anyone who wants denser clouds and mode control, not just a long-lasting fruit kit.

4. Hayati Rubik 7000, the Value Play

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The Rubik takes the same 2ml pod and 10ml refill idea, wraps it in a chunky cube design that looks nothing like the rest of the range, and runs to around 7,000 puffs on an 850mAh battery.

On its own, it is a solid mid-capacity kit. Where it makes real sense is the box deal: a box of 10 lands at £50.99, which works out to roughly a fiver a kit. If you want to go for one kit first, you can get it for only £ 10.99.

Trade-off: The value comes from the box of 10, so it is a stock-up buy rather than a grab-one-to-try device.

Best for: Vapers who already know their flavours and want to buy in bulk at roughly a fiver a kit.

5. Hayati Quokka Lite, Your First Refillable

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Here is where you start saving money long-term. Instead of buying prefilled pods, you fill the Quokka Lite with your own nic salt, so the running cost drops a lot.

It is the entry point of the range at £9.99 and an 1100mAh battery, auto-draw so there are no buttons, a mesh pod, and a tight mouth-to-lung draw that suits ex-smokers. This is a proper Refillable Pod Kit, not a prefilled one, so filling the pod is the only new habit to learn.

Trade-off: You fill the pod yourself, which is a small step the prefilled kits skip. It takes ten seconds once you have done it once.

Best for: A first, foolproof refillable, or anyone who wants the cheapest Hayati to run day to day.

6. Hayati Liora, the Stylish Compact

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The Liora is the one that looks like it belongs in a makeup bag, and that is deliberate. It is a dual-system kit, so it takes both Hayati prefilled pods and refillable ones, runs a 0.8ohm mesh coil on a 550mAh battery, and comes with a colour-changing LED and a proper choice of finishes.

Thirty-odd flavours across the pods. At £9.99, it is a lovely little everyday carry if you care how the thing looks as much as how it vapes.

Trade-off: The smaller 550mAh battery means heavier vapers will be reaching for the charger more often.

Best for: Style-conscious vapers who want a compact, good-looking kit for daily carry.

7. Hayati Moxy Elite, for the Tinkerers

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Newest of the bunch, and the most flexible. The Moxy Elite takes both prefilled and refillable pods, gives you adjustable airflow, and offers 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm pods so you can run it tight for mouth-to-lung or open it up for a looser restricted-lung draw. Aluminium body, 500mAh battery, USB-C, £9.99.

Trade-off: More settings than a plug-and-play kit, so it is more device than a total beginner needs.

Best for: Tinkerers who want to switch between a tight MTL and a looser draw with their own e-liquid.

How to Choose the Right Hayati for You

Choosing is simpler than the list makes it look. Run through these:

1. How much do you vape a day? Light to moderate, a Pro Max Plus 6000 is plenty. All day, jump to the Pro Ultra Plus 25K.

2. Prefilled or refillable? Prefilled pods are effortless but cost more over time. Refillable kits like the Quokka take a minute to learn and save money.

3. What draw do you like? Most Hayati kits are mouth-to-lung, the tight cigarette-style draw ex-smokers tend to want. The Moxy Elite can go looser if you prefer that.

4. What is your budget, upfront and ongoing? A cheap kit with pricey pods can cost more over a month than a slightly dearer refillable one.

Sort those four out and the right device more or less picks itself.

How Long Do Hayati Devices Last?

I’m going to give you two answers, because "last" means two things.

The battery lasts the life of the liquid and then some. On the prefilled kits, you will recharge the 850mAh battery a few times before a pod is empty, not the other way round. The liquid is the real clock.

A 6,000-puff Pro Max Plus pod tends to give a moderate vaper somewhere around three to seven days, while the 25,000-puff Pro Ultra Plus can stretch to a couple of weeks or more. Heavy vapers will burn through both faster.

Those numbers move with your draw length, and how often you puff, so nobody can promise you an exact figure. If you want a rough benchmark for the mid-range, our 6000 Puff Vapes sit in that few-days-to-a-week window for most people.

Pods, Refills and Running Costs

This is the bit most guides skip, and it is the bit that decides what a Hayati actually costs you.

The prefilled kits (Pro Max Plus, Pro Ultra Plus, Rubik) use sealed pods matched to their own device. When the liquid finishes, you fit a fresh pod; you do not refill the old one.

Pods are sold separately and stocked in the same flavours as the kits, so replacing them is quick. The refillable kits (Quokka, and the pod-flexible Liora and Moxy Elite) let you fill with your own nic salt instead, which is where the long-term saving comes from.

Rough maths: if you get through a pod every few days, the refillable route usually works out cheaper over a month, while the prefilled route wins on pure convenience. Neither is wrong. Whichever you pick, you can find matching Replacement Pods rather than re-buying a whole kit.

Are Hayati Devices Legal in the UK?

Yes, and it is worth understanding why. Single-use disposable vapes were banned from sale across the UK on 1 June 2025. A device is legal to sell now if it is genuinely reusable, meaning it has a rechargeable battery and a pod or refill container you can replace.

Every current Hayati kit in this guide is built exactly that way, which is why they stayed on the shelves when the old disposables came off.

The other rules still apply too. A nicotine pod holds no more than 2ml, a nicotine refill bottle no more than 10ml, and nicotine strength tops out at 20mg/ml.

Nicotine is addictive, checkout is age-verified, and these products are for over-18s only. If you want to see only the compliant, reusable range, our TPD-Compliant Vapes collection is filtered for exactly that.

How to Spot a Genuine Hayati

Counterfeits exist, and a fake is not worth the risk to save a pound. Buy from a known UK retailer, check the manufacturer's authenticity or security sticker on the box, and be suspicious of any listing priced well below everyone else.

If a deal looks too good, it usually is. Sticking to a trusted stockist takes the guesswork out entirely, which is half the reason people shop with us in the first place.

Where to Buy Hayati Devices

We keep the full Hayati range in genuine UK-market stock at Pirate Vapes, from the £8.99 Pro Max Plus 6000 up to the Pro Ultra Plus 25K, plus box deals if you are stocking up.

Order before 4 pm and it goes out the same day, and there is Free Pirate Post once you are over £40. If you go through pods regularly, our Multi-Buy Vape Deals knock the running cost down further. No hype, just the right kit at a fair price.

The Verdict

If you take one thing from this: get the Pro Max Plus 6000 if you want easy and everyday, the Pro Ultra Plus 25K if you vape a lot, and the Quokka Lite if you are ready to save money with a refillable.

Everything else in the range is a variation on those three ideas for a specific taste or budget. When you have decided, the whole line-up is waiting at Pirate Vapes, in genuine UK stock and ready to ship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Hayati device is best?

For most people, the Pro Max Plus 6000. It is small, reliable, and cheap. Heavy vapers are better off on the Pro Ultra Plus 25K, and total beginners to refillables should look at the Quokka Lite.

Are Hayati vapes rechargeable?

Yes. Every current Hayati kit has a built-in rechargeable battery, charged over USB-C. That is what makes them legal to sell after the disposable ban.

How long does a Hayati vape take to charge?

Not long. Most of the range uses fast USB-C charging and gets back to full in around an hour, though this varies by model and battery size.

Can you refill a Hayati pod?

It depends on the kit. The prefilled pods on the Pro Max Plus, Pro Ultra Plus and Rubik are sealed, so you replace them rather than refill. The Quokka, Liora, and Moxy Elite use pods you can fill with your own e-liquid.

What nicotine strengths do Hayati devices come in?

Most commonly 20mg and 10mg nic salt, with some pods available at lower strengths and 0mg. The legal maximum in the UK is 20mg/ml.

Are Hayati vapes better value than disposables?

Over time, yes. Because you reuse the battery and only replace the pod or refill, the cost per puff comes out lower than buying single-use devices, especially on the higher-puff kits.

How do I change a Hayati pod?

Pull the empty pod out of the device, line up a fresh one, and click it into place. It takes a few seconds, and there is no mess. On refillable kits, you top the pod up with e-liquid instead.