About Hayati
So what's the deal with Hayati? In short, it's a UK-focused brand that made its name on prefilled pod kits, especially the Pro Ultra Plus and the wider Pro Max range.
What people like is that they lead on the things you actually notice day to day: how many puffs you get, whether you can carry two flavours at once, and a screen so you're not left guessing. There's a Hayati for most budgets, from a simple everyday kit to the big long-haul devices. We keep the range because it's the brand our customers ask for by name, and because the kits hold up.
Popular Hayati Vapes (Must-Try)
Here's a run-through of the Hayati devices and e-liquids people reach for most, and who each one really suits.
Hayati Pro Max+ 6000 Puffs
If you liked the old Pro Max disposable, this is where it went. The Pro Max+ 6000 is the rechargeable version that took its place after the June 2025 ban, so you get the same easy, grab-and-go feel, just in a kit you charge and reload instead of throwing away.
It's about as simple as vaping gets. No buttons, nothing to set up: you click the pod in, and it fires when you inhale. The mesh coil keeps the flavour clean and steady from your first puff to your last, with that tight, cigarette-style draw most people are after.
You'll get up to 6,000 puffs from a set, which for most people is a good few days to a week. A quick USB-C charge (under an hour from flat) keeps it going, and the little screen tells you how much battery and e-liquid you've got left, so you're not caught short halfway through the day.
Flavours are the fun part, with a wide spread from Blue Razz Cherry to Watermelon Ice, so it doesn't take long to settle on one you like. If this is your first Hayati, it's a genuinely easy place to start. And once you've found your flavour, we keep the full Pro Max+ refill range in stock, so you're never left hunting for it when a set runs dry.
Key specs:
• Up to 6,000 puffs
• 850mAh USB-C battery
• 2ml pod plus 10ml auto-refill (12ml total)
• 20mg nic salt, 50/50 VG/PG
• Mesh coil
• MTL, draw-activated
• LED display
• TPD compliant, MHRA registered
Hayati Rubik 7000 Puffs
The Rubik is easy to spot: it's the one shaped like a Rubik's cube. But the reason to pick it isn't the looks; it's the little screen on the front.
Most kits at this price leave you guessing from a coloured light. The Rubik actually shows you how much battery and e-liquid is left, so you know when to charge and when a refill's coming. No nasty surprises mid-day.
Beyond that, it's a compact, no-fuss kit that lasts a touch longer than the 6000. You'll get up to 7,000 puffs from a set, it charges over USB-C in under an hour, and the mesh coil gives a clean, tight, cigarette-style draw. Same as the others, there are no buttons: click the pod in and inhale.
You've got around 20 flavours to work through across fruit, ice and drinks, all in 20mg nic salt. It's pocket-sized, so it slips into a jacket without a second thought, and it's a bit more fun to carry than a plain stick kit. It's a good everyday choice if you want the reassurance of a screen without paying much more than the basics. When a set runs out, you drop in a fresh Rubik refill and carry on with the same device, which keeps your costs down and one more kit out of the bin.
Key specs:
• Up to 7,000 puffs
• 850mAh USB-C battery
• 2ml pod plus 10ml refill (12ml total)
• 20mg nic salt, 50/50 VG/PG
• Mesh coil
• MTL, draw-activated
• LED battery and e-liquid display
• Around 20 flavours
• TPD compliant
Hayati® Pro Ultra+ 25000 Puffs
If you're fed up with running out and reordering, this is the one to look at. The Pro Ultra+ 25000 is Hayati's flagship, and it lasts about as long as any pod kit on the UK market.
The clever bit is that it holds two flavours at once. Give the mouthpiece a twist, and you switch between them, each with its own coil, so they never blur into one. Handy when you fancy a fruit in the morning and a menthol later, without carrying two devices.
The numbers are big: around 24ml of e-liquid across the pod and two tanks, and up to 25,000 puffs from a set, which is weeks for most people. It charges fast over USB-C, roughly 45 minutes to an hour, and the screen keeps you posted on battery and which flavour you're on.
The draw is smooth, and MTL, more discreet than cloud-chasing, which suits the 20mg nic salt inside, and there are around 40 flavours to choose from. It is a bit bigger than the smaller kits, which is the trade-off for all that capacity, so it's really one for heavier vapers who'd rather buy less often.
Whichever flavour you go for, every Pro Ultra+ we sell is genuine and MHRA-notified, because keeping fakes off your doorstep is exactly why we set Pirate Vapes up.
Key specs:
• Up to 25,000 puffs
• 850mAh USB-C fast charge
• 2ml pod plus two 10ml tanks (approx 24ml)
• 20mg nic salt, 50/50 VG/PG
• Dual mesh coils
• Dual-flavour twist
• MTL, draw-activated
• Smart LED display
• Around 40 flavours
• TPD compliant
Hayati® Pro Max E-Liquid 70VG 30PG
Run a sub-ohm tank? This is Hayati's disposable flavours in a big bottle, made for bigger clouds.
It's a 100ml shortfill in a 120ml bottle, which sounds fiddly but isn't. It comes nicotine-free with space for two nic shots: drop those in, and you've got a full 120ml at roughly 3mg, which is the sweet spot if you like a lower strength and get through a fair bit of liquid.
The 70/30 blend is the high-VG kind sub-ohm kits love, so you get thick vapour and a full, rounded flavour rather than something thin. Taste-wise, it lines up with the Hayati range you already know: the sweet-and-tart pop of Blue Razz Cherry, a ripe Triple Mango, or a Watermelon Ice with a cool finish. If a Hayati flavour won you over in a disposable, chances are it's here.
It's also one of the better-value 100ml bottles going, so it works out far cheaper per millilitre than little 10ml bottles, and one bottle keeps a regular sub-ohm vaper going a couple of weeks or more. It's an easy way to keep your favourite flavour topped up without buying small bottles every few days.
One thing to check first: there's also a 50/50 version made for pod kits and MTL. If your device isn't sub-ohm, grab that one instead.
Key specs:
• 100ml shortfill in a 120ml bottle
• 70VG/30PG
• Nicotine-free, room for two 10ml nic shots (approx 3mg once filled)
• Sub-ohm and DTL
• Flavours match the Hayati disposable range
• TPD compliant
• 50/50 version also available
Hayati® Pro Max Nic Salts
Found a Hayati flavour you love and want it in a bottle? That's exactly what these are for.
The Pro Max Nic Salts put Hayati's popular flavours into a 10ml, ready-to-go bottle, so you can run them in any standard refillable pod kit for a fraction of what prefilled pods cost over time.
They're a 50/50 blend, which wicks nicely in small pod coils, and you get two strengths. The 20mg matches what's in Hayati's prefilled pods, so it's a straight like-for-like swap. The 10mg is there if you want something lighter or you're easing your strength down.
Because it's nic salt, the hit is smooth and quick even at 20mg, which is just what you want with a tight, cigarette-style draw. Flavour-wise, you're spoilt: berry and tropical blends, icy menthols, and most of the profiles from the Pro Max and Pro Ultra ranges. If you liked it in a kit, there's a good chance it's here, and it'll cost you a fair bit less over a month than buying prefilled pods.
They fit any standard refillable pod kit, the Hayati X4 included. And if you go through a bottle a week, Auto Refill can send them out on a schedule, so you never open the drawer to find you're out.
Key specs:
• 10ml ready-to-vape bottles
• 50VG/50PG
• 10mg or 20mg nic salt
• Smooth MTL nicotine hit
• Flavours match the Hayati disposable and pod ranges
• Works in standard refillable pod kits
• TPD compliant
Hayati® X4 Refillable Pod System
Ready to move on from prefilled pods and spend a bit less doing it? The X4 is Hayati's refillable kit, and it's the natural next step.
Instead of buying pod after pod, you fill it with whatever e-liquid you fancy. That works out a lot cheaper over time, and it opens up hundreds more flavours than any prefilled range.
It's more capable too, without being complicated. There's a 1300mAh battery with fast USB-C charging, and you can nudge the power between 11W and 25W, with a screen showing where you're at.
The best part is the three pods in the box, each with a different coil. Want a tight, cigarette-style draw with nic salts? Use the 1.2Ω. After something warmer and airier? The 0.6Ω. There's a 0.8Ω in the middle for a bit of both, plus adjustable airflow to fine-tune it. It still fires on the inhale, so it's flexible rather than fiddly.
Hayati suggests 50/50 nic salts, so there's a 10ml Pro Max Nic Salt in the box to get you going, and it comes in five colours. If you've outgrown grab-and-go kits and want something you can make your own, the X4 does it without losing that easy Hayati feel.
Key specs:
• 1300mAh USB-C battery
• 11W to 25W adjustable
• Three 2ml refillable pods (0.6Ω RDL, 0.8Ω, 1.2Ω MTL)
• Side-fill, mesh coils
• Draw-activated, one-button control
• Includes 10ml 20mg Pro Max nic salt
• MTL and RDL
• Five colours
• TPD compliant
Hayati Quokka (Pro, Elite, and Lite)
The Quokka isn't one device; it's three, and they all take the same pods. So you pick the one that suits you now, and you're never locked out of refills if you upgrade later.
They share the important stuff: a 2ml refillable side-fill pod with a dual mesh coil (0.6Ω, 0.8Ω or 1.2Ω, depending on the draw you like), an 1100mAh battery, and adjustable airflow. Where they differ is power and finish, so it really comes down to how hands-on you want to be and how much you want to spend.
The Lite is the easy starting point, a light, simple kit at 12 to 22W with a battery light and standard charging. The Elite is the same idea with a nicer aluminium body and faster charging, if you want something that looks a bit sharper. The Pro is for people who like to tinker: a proper TFT screen, a wider 5 to 25W range, four modes, and the quickest charging of the three.
All three are refillable, happily take nic salts or freebase, and are TPD compliant. If you're not sure which one's for you, that's genuinely what we're here for. Drop us a message and we'll point you to the Quokka that fits how you vape, not the one with the biggest price tag.
Key specs:
• Three kits sharing the same Quokka pods
• 1100mAh battery, USB-C
• 2ml side-fill pods, dual mesh 0.6Ω / 0.8Ω / 1.2Ω
• MTL and RDL, adjustable airflow
• Lite: 12 to 22W, 1A, polycarbonate
• Elite: 12 to 22W, 2A, aluminium alloy
• Pro: 5 to 25W, four modes, 1.47-inch TFT screen, 2A, zinc alloy
• Refillable
• TPD compliant
Who Should Choose Hayati?
Hayati is a good shout if you're:
✅ After a recognised, reliable brand rather than a gamble
✅ Chasing high puff counts and long battery life
✅ Keen on carrying two flavours at once, with a screen to match
✅ Coming off disposables and want a rechargeable step up
✅ The sort who wants the same flavour to taste the same every time
Using a Hayati Kit
Good news: there's almost nothing to learn here.
Charge it over USB-C, click the pod in if it isn't already, and inhale. That's it. It fires on the draw, so there are no buttons to hold.
If your kit's got a dual-flavour switch, you can flip between two flavours whenever you fancy a change, and the screen keeps you posted on puffs and battery. When a pod starts to fade or taste a bit burnt, that's your cue to swap it, and to charge whenever the battery's running low.
Charge, vape, swap. That's the whole thing, which is why these kits suit people who just want to vape without fiddling.
Prefilled vs Refillable Pod Kits
Not sure whether to go prefilled or refillable? Here's the quick version.
Prefilled (like the Pro Max+ or Pro Ultra+):
• Pod comes ready-filled, no setup
• Swap the pod when it's spent
• Simplest option for everyday use
Refillable (like the X4 or Quokka):
• Fill the pod with your own e-liquid
• Cheaper over the long term, and more flavours
• A bit more effort, more control
If you want the least fuss, go prefilled. If you want to save more and pick your own flavours, look at the refillable kits, or see our full Vape Kits range.
Battery Life & Charging
Every Hayati here charges rather than gets binned, which is the whole point of the move away from disposables.
Battery size depends on the kit, from smaller cells in the everyday devices to bigger ones in the long-haul kits, and how long a charge lasts really comes down to how much you vape. Either way, you'll top it up a few times over the life of a pod.
It's all USB-C, and usually fast, so you're not stuck waiting with a dead device. The exact battery size is on each product page if you want to compare.
Hayati Replacement Pods
When a pod's done, you just pop in a new one rather than replacing the whole device, which is what keeps Hayati cheap to run day to day.
The one thing to watch is fit. Hayati pods only work with their own kit, and different Hayati models take different pods. To save you the guesswork, we list every replacement pod by the exact device it fits over in our Prefilled Pods collection, so you can go straight to the right one.
Which Hayati Vape Should You Buy?
Honestly, it comes down to how much you vape.
If you get through a fair bit, a big kit like the Pro Ultra+ lasts longer and costs less per puff, so you're reordering less often. If you'd rather keep the upfront price down, or you're just starting out with the brand, the everyday Pro Max+ kits are the easy pick.
Either way, sort your flavour first, since that's the part you'll notice most. And whichever you land on, you're getting a brand people trust to taste the same every time.
