Hayati Pods

What this page covers

This is the master listing for every Hayati pod we stock — over 200 individual lines across five different pod formats. If you own a Hayati device of any kind and you need liquid for it, the pod you need is on this page somewhere.

It is also the page to read before you order if you are not completely certain which pod your device takes, because Hayati pods are not interchangeable between ranges. The compatibility matrix below is the single most important thing here, and it is worth two minutes of your time before you spend money.

Everything here is for adults aged 18 and over. These products contain nicotine, which is addictive. Every order is age-verified before dispatch.

The Hayati pod families at a glance

Five of those six are prefilled: the pod arrives with liquid in it, you fit it, you vape it, you replace it. The sixth, the Quokka pod, is an empty refillable you fill yourself from a bottle. They are fundamentally different products and it matters which you have.

The compatibility matrix

Read this before ordering anything. There is no universal Hayati pod, there is no adapter, and each range was engineered around its own capacity, coil resistance, airflow path, contact geometry and magnet position. A 4ml Mini Ultra pod is not a small Pro Ultra Plus pod — it is a different product entirely.

Note the trap in the middle of that table. The Rubik and the Pro Max Plus 6000 both hold 12ml, and people reasonably assume that means their pods are the same. They are not. Capacity is a coincidence, not a compatibility indicator.

How to identify your device

• Read the old pod. Fastest and most reliable. Capacity is printed on it: 22ml is Pro Ultra Plus, 12ml is Pro Max Plus 6000 or Rubik, 7ml is Pro Max Plus 4000, 4ml is Mini Ultra. If it has a rubber-plugged filling hole, it is a Quokka.
• Read the device body. The range name is printed on it.
• Check the mouthpiece. Only the Pro Ultra Plus has a rotating collar with two seated positions. If yours does not turn, you do not have one.
• Check the shape. The Rubik is the cube-influenced one; the Mini Ultra is noticeably the smallest device in the range; the Quokka is a chunkier refillable with a visible fill port.
• Send us a photo. Use the contact details on the store. It costs you nothing and takes us seconds.

Worth adding: a device that has been discontinued or replaced by a newer version within the same range still takes the same pods, because the pod format is what defines the range rather than the cosmetics of any particular device generation. If your Pro Ultra Plus looks different from the one pictured on a current listing but the pod says 22ml, you are in the right place.

What happens if you order the wrong pod

The pod will not seat. The magnets will not align, the contact pins will not meet, and the device will not fire. Nothing hazardous happens, but do not push harder — forcing a mismatched pod bends the contact pins on the device, which is a permanent hardware fault and one that is entirely self-inflicted. Stop, check the matrix, order the right one.

Pro Ultra Plus pods — 22ml, dual flavour

The flagship. A Pro Ultra Plus pod holds 22ml arranged as a 2ml mesh-coil chamber plus two sealed 10ml reserves, with a rotating collar on the mouthpiece that selects which reserve feeds the coil. The two flavours stay entirely separate — only one feed channel is ever open — so you are switching between them rather than blending them.

At £7.99 for 22ml this is about 36p per millilitre and roughly 32p per thousand puffs, which makes it comfortably the cheapest Hayati pod to run despite being the most expensive per unit. Around half of the 52 options are dual pairings — Grape GB / Blue Razz GB, Sour Apple / Juicy Peach, Fresh Mint / Blue Razz Mint, Cherry Ice / Peach Mango — and the rest are single-flavour, where both reserves carry the same liquid and there is nothing to switch.

Choose these if: you own a Pro Ultra Plus device, you vape heavily enough that reordering fortnightly beats reordering weekly, and 20mg nicotine salt suits you. The full range including kits sits under Pro Ultra Plus.

Pro Max Plus pods — 12ml, widest flavour choice

The Pro Max Plus 6000 pod holds 12ml at £5.49 and carries by some distance the largest flavour list in the Hayati catalogue — 89 options against the Pro Ultra Plus's 52. If flavour choice is what you care about, this is the range.

The list runs well beyond the usual berry-and-ice staples. Alongside Mixed Berries, Blue Fusion, Smooth Strawberry Ice and Cherry Sour Raspberry you will find Peach Green Tea, T-Misu, Sunset Aura, Galaxy Aura, Midnight Dream, Lychee Ice, Guava Kiwi Passion Fruit, Strawberry Raspberry Mojito, Tropical Sour Juice, Mango Banana and Smooth Tobacco. It is the range to look at if you have exhausted the obvious profiles elsewhere.

The strength options

Pro Max Plus is also the only prefilled family offering anything other than 20mg. As well as the standard 20mg pods there are 10mg pods, 5mg pods and zero-nicotine pods, with matching 10mg kits and zero-nicotine kits. If 20mg is more than you want in prefilled form, this is the only route to it.

Choose these if: you want the widest flavour list, or you want a strength below the UK maximum without moving to refillables. Complete kits are under Pro Max Plus kits.

Pro Max Plus 4000 pods — 7ml

A smaller sibling of the 6000. The Pro Max Plus 4000 pod holds 7ml at £5.49, rated at around 4,000 puffs, at 20mg. It is a single-flavour format and a much narrower listing than the 6000.

Important: 4000 and 6000 pods are not interchangeable despite the shared range name. The device determines which you need. Kits sit under Pro Max Plus 4000 kits.

Choose these if: you already own a 4000 device. Otherwise there is little reason to start here — the 6000 gives you more liquid for the same pod price.

Rubik pods — 12ml, the value option

Rubik pods hold 12ml at £3.99, which works out at roughly 33p per millilitre — technically the cheapest per millilitre of any Hayati pod, though the Pro Ultra Plus still wins on cost per thousand puffs. Rated at 7,000 puffs, 20mg, single flavour.

The flavour list runs to 19 options and leans towards the iced and straightforward: Watermelon Ice, Vim Ice, Triple Mango, Pineapple Ice, Red Apple Ice, Banana Ice, Lemon Cola Ice, Fizzy Cherry, Strawberry Kiwi, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry, Summer Dream, Mr Blue, Fresh Mint and the familiar Blue Razz variants. Nothing exotic, everything solid.

Choose these if: you want the lowest cost per transaction and do not need dual flavour or a very large pod. The full range with kits is under Hayati Rubik.

Mini Ultra pods — 4ml, the compact option

Mini Ultra pods hold 4ml at £3.49, rated at 1,500 puffs, 20mg. Thirty flavour options, all single-flavour.

Be clear-eyed about the economics: at roughly 87p per millilitre and £2.33 per thousand puffs, this is by a wide margin the most expensive way to vape Hayati liquid over time. That is not a criticism — you are paying for a small device, and small devices cost more per millilitre in every brand. It is simply worth knowing before you make a Mini Ultra your main vape rather than your second one.

The flavour list covers the staples plus a few that do not appear elsewhere, including Blueberry Straw' Menthol and Blueberry Raspberry Menthol, which are worth knowing about if menthol is your thing — see also our menthol listings. Complete kits sit under Mini Ultra kits, and the whole range under Hayati Mini Ultra.

Choose these if: you want something genuinely pocketable, or you want a cheap second device for nights out where you would rather not risk your main one.

Quokka pods — refillable, a different proposition

The Quokka pod at £6.99 is the odd one out on this page. It arrives empty. You fill it yourself from a bottle, through a plugged fill port, with whatever compliant liquid you choose. Capacity is 2ml — the UK limit for a tank you fill — and there are no flavour options because the flavour comes from the bottle.

It fits the Quokka Lite, Elite and Pro devices and nothing else, and no prefilled pod fits a Quokka.

What you feed it

• 10ml nic salts at 10mg, £2.49 a bottle — the closest equivalent to the prefilled experience, and about 25p per millilitre.
• 50/50 shortfills, 120ml at 0mg, £6.99 — a 50:50 VG/PG ratio that suits pod devices well.
• 70/30 shortfills, 120ml at 0mg, £6.99 — thicker, better suited to higher-power hardware than to a small pod.

The trade is straightforward: much lower liquid cost and complete freedom over flavour and strength, in exchange for filling a 2ml pod every few hours instead of fitting a 22ml pod every couple of weeks. Plenty of people run both — a Quokka at home, a prefilled device out of the house. The full bottled range is under Hayati E-Liquids.

How the dual-flavour pod works

Only one pod family on this page does this, and it is worth understanding whether or not you own one, because it is the main reason people move up to the Pro Ultra Plus.

The mechanism

The pod's 22ml sits in two entirely separate 10ml reserves. A collar below the mouthpiece rotates between two seated positions, and each position opens the feed channel from one reserve while physically closing the other. Only one reserve can ever reach the 2ml chamber and the mesh coil. You are selecting a flavour, not mixing two.

The transition

The 2ml chamber and the wick are shared between both reserves, so after you rotate the collar the old flavour is still sitting in the chamber. It takes roughly fifteen to thirty puffs to clear, and during that window you get a transitional taste. Rotating the collar and then leaving the device for two or three minutes before your next puff gives the wick time to refresh and makes the change much cleaner.

Common misunderstandings

• It is not a blend. If you want a blended profile, buy a pre-blended single flavour such as Mango Peach Pineapple, Blueberry Raspberry Cherry or Fruit Twist — those were mixed at the factory.
• Half the range is single-flavour anyway. On those, both reserves carry the same liquid and the collar has nothing to do. You get 22ml of one profile.
• Each reserve is 10ml, not 11ml. Favour one side heavily and it runs dry while the other is barely touched, so you retire a pod carrying liquid you paid for. Alternate roughly evenly.
• A half-turned collar restricts the feed. That starves the wick and tastes harsh. Turn it until it seats properly.

No other Hayati pod family has this. Pro Max Plus, Rubik and Mini Ultra pods are all single-flavour, single-reserve designs.

Finding a flavour across 200 pod listings

An alphabetical list of two hundred products is a poor way to choose anything. These are the ways our customers actually navigate the range.

By fruit family

The largest groupings by far are berry and red fruit. Berry vapes pulls together everything with a berry component across every range, and beneath that sit raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, cherry and blackcurrant. If you want the specific combinations rather than single fruits, blueberry raspberry and strawberry raspberry ice are the two biggest.

Away from berries, the citrus side runs through lemon, lemon lime and orange, while the tropical side covers mango, pineapple, kiwi, banana and the broader exotic listing. Watermelon, apple, peach and grape each have enough options to be worth browsing on their own.

By character rather than fruit

Ice is a texture, not a flavour — adding it changes how a profile feels rather than what it tastes of, and it often fixes a fruit that seems flat or cloying without changing what you actually like. Our ice, menthol, mint and fresh mint listings collect these together. At the other end, sweet vapes gathers the bubblegum, candyfloss and dessert-leaning profiles, and lemonade and cola cover the soft-drink territory.

By specific named profile

A few profiles are popular enough to have their own listings across ranges. Mr Blue, Summer Dream and Juicy Peach each appear in several pod families, so if you have found one you like in a Mini Ultra you can check whether it exists in a bigger pod before committing.

Change one variable at a time

Flavours vary along several axes: fruit family, sweetness, whether there is ice or menthol, and whether there is a confectionery element. Moving one axis at a time gives a far better hit rate than jumping across three. If you vape Strawberry Ice, then Strawberry Raspberry Ice changes the fruit, Straw' Lemonade changes the format, and Strawberry GB changes the sweetness. Any of those is a sensible next step; something entirely unrelated probably is not.

Planning your reordering

Puff ratings are laboratory figures produced with a fixed draw length at a fixed interval. They are useful for comparing products against each other and close to useless for predicting your own fortnight. Most people land between half and three-quarters of a rated figure on any high-puff product, and that is normal rather than a fault.

What changes your real consumption

• Draw length is the biggest single factor — a three-second pull consumes around half again what a two-second one does.
• Chain-vaping pulls liquid through faster than the wick replaces it, and some is consumed without delivering much.
• Temperature thins liquid, which wicks and vaporises faster. A device carried in a pocket gets through more than one on a cool desk.
• Battery charge matters indirectly: weak vapour from a low cell makes people take more puffs to compensate.

Work out your own figure

Note the date you fit a pod and the date you finish it. After two or three pods you will know your own rate, and that is the number to plan around. A 22ml Pro Ultra Plus pod that lasts you a fortnight means ordering roughly twice a month; a 4ml Mini Ultra pod at the same consumption rate means ordering weekly or more.

Order to clear the threshold

Free UK delivery starts at £20. Ordering one pod at a time means paying postage repeatedly; ordering three or four together does not, and it leaves you a spare in the drawer for the evening a pod runs out unexpectedly. That is the single easiest saving available on this page.

Nicotine strengths across the pod range

Nicotine is an addictive substance and choosing a strength is a personal decision. As a general rule it is easier to move up from a strength that feels mild than to persevere with one that is harsher than you want, so if you are unsure, start lower. Nicotine salt is smoother on the throat than freebase at the same strength, which is why every prefilled pod uses it.

What each pod costs to run

Two readings of that table are useful. If you care about total spend over months, Pro Ultra Plus and Rubik are the sensible choices, and the Quokka route is cheaper still if you are willing to fill it. If you care about the size of each individual purchase, Mini Ultra and Rubik cost least per order — they simply need ordering more often.

One more thing worth saying plainly: buying complete kits when you already own the device is the most expensive mistake in this category. A Pro Ultra Plus kit is £11.99 against £7.99 for the same pod, and a Pro Max Plus kit is £7.99 against £5.49. Over a year that difference runs into three figures for a heavy vaper.

Pods or kits: when to buy which

Every prefilled range on this page is sold both ways: a pod on its own, and a complete kit with a battery device included. The liquid, the coil and the flavour are identical between the two. The only difference is the hardware.

Buy a kit when

• It is your first device in that range, and you have no compatible hardware.
• You want a spare to rotate on charge, or a backup in case one is lost or damaged.
• You are buying for someone who does not already own one.
• Your current device is holding charge noticeably less well than it used to — lithium cells lose capacity with use, and a fresh kit gets you a new cell plus a full pod.

Buy pods when

• You already own a working device in that range. That covers the overwhelming majority of purchases.

Look at the Mini Ultra line in that table: fifty pence separates a pod from an entire kit. On that range the kit is very nearly always worth taking. At the other end, the Pro Ultra Plus gap is four pounds, which across a year of fortnightly pods is the difference between roughly £212 and roughly £312 for identical liquid. Kits are a hardware purchase. Treat them as one rather than as a default.

Which pod family actually suits you

If you are choosing a Hayati range rather than restocking one you already own, this is the decision.

If running cost matters most

Go Pro Ultra Plus. At about 32p per thousand puffs it is the cheapest prefilled option we stock to run, and you reorder roughly half as often as anything else. The trade is a larger up-front kit price and being locked to 20mg on almost every option.

If flavour choice matters most

Go Pro Max Plus. Eighty-nine options is nearly twice the Pro Ultra Plus list, and it includes profiles you will not find elsewhere in the catalogue — Peach Green Tea, T-Misu, Lychee Ice, Galaxy Aura, Smooth Tobacco. It is also the only prefilled range with strengths below 20mg.

If you want the lowest price per order

Go Rubik. £3.99 for 12ml is the cheapest per millilitre in the catalogue and the kit at £5.99 is the cheapest sensible entry point into a full-size device. The flavour list is shorter and there is no dual-flavour function, but nothing about the vape itself is compromised.

If you want something small

Go Mini Ultra. Genuinely pocketable, £3.99 for a complete kit, and sensible as a second device rather than a primary one. Accept that the running cost per millilitre is roughly two and a half times the Pro Ultra Plus — that is what you are paying for the size.

If you want control

Go Quokka. Refillable, any compliant liquid, any strength you can buy in a bottle, and the lowest liquid cost of all at around 25p per millilitre on 10mg nic salts. The cost is effort: you fill a 2ml pod every few hours rather than fitting a large pod every fortnight.

If you are not sure

Start with a Rubik or a Pro Max Plus kit. Both are inexpensive enough that getting it wrong is not painful, both give you a proper full-size vape, and both tell you quickly whether you want more capacity or more flavour choice. You can browse everything side by side from our store.

Why pods exist: the UK rules behind the format

Three regulatory limits shape every product on this page. A pod or tank may hold no more than 2ml. Nicotine strength may not exceed 20mg/ml. And any separately sold container of nicotine-containing liquid may not exceed 10ml.

The higher-capacity pods satisfy those limits by separating the vessel that vapes from the vessels that store. A Pro Ultra Plus pod has a 2ml chamber over the coil and two sealed 10ml reserves feeding it automatically; a Pro Max Plus or Rubik pod uses the same principle with a single reserve. The coil never has access to more than 2ml at once. That is the architecture behind every high-puff pod sold legally in this country.

The second rule is the ban on single-use vapes. A device counts as reusable when the battery recharges and the pod is replaceable, which is exactly what these are. The existence of this pods page is what makes the hardware legitimate rather than a disposable with a charging port — and it is why the sensible buying pattern is one kit followed by pods indefinitely.

Fitting and priming any Hayati pod

The routine is broadly the same across every prefilled range.

1. Remove the old pod by pulling it straight up rather than twisting.
2. Wipe the contacts on the top of the device with a dry tissue. Residue on the contacts is a common reason a perfectly good new pod appears dead.
3. Unseal the new pod — silicone bung out of the base, sticker off the mouthpiece. Keep the bung for storing part-used pods.
4. Seat it firmly until the magnets take it and it sits flush.
5. Stand the device upright for around five minutes so the chamber primes. This matters most on the big Pro Ultra Plus pods, where liquid has to transfer down from a reserve, but it is good practice on all of them.
6. Take two or three gentle priming puffs without inhaling deeply.
7. Charge if the indicator is low. A partly charged cell produces weak vapour, which is the most commonly misdiagnosed fault in this whole category.

Common pod problems and what causes them

No vapour at all

In order: flat battery, pod not fully seated, dirty or wet contacts, finger over the air intake. Work through those four before concluding anything is broken.

Weak vapour

Charge it. A cell at low state of charge cannot deliver full power to the coil, and reduced output is the first symptom long before the device stops firing.

Burnt or harsh taste

Either you are chain-vaping faster than the wick can re-saturate, or the pod has not primed, or the pod is finished. Rest it for ten minutes and try again. A burnt taste that persists on a pod with liquid clearly visible means a failed coil — contact us rather than persevering.

Leaking or spitback

The chamber is over-filled, usually from the device lying flat, being shaken, or going through a temperature or pressure change such as a flight or a hot car. Remove the pod, tap the mouthpiece gently onto a tissue, refit and stand it upright for a few minutes.

Flavour has faded

Often palate fatigue rather than the pod, particularly on large-capacity pods where you spend weeks on one profile. Switch to something different for a day before writing the pod off. On dual-flavour Pro Ultra Plus pods, rotating to the other reserve does the same job.

Pod will not fit

You have the wrong pod for the device. Go back to the matrix at the top of this page. Do not force it.

What sits alongside the pod range

Pods are the bulk of what Hayati make, but not all of it, and a couple of the adjacent ranges are worth knowing about if you are already ordering from us.

Bottled e-liquid

The Hayati e-liquid range exists primarily to feed the refillable Quokka, and it splits three ways. Pro Max nic salts are 10ml bottles at 10mg in a 50:50 ratio, £2.49 each, and they are the closest match to the prefilled experience — salt nicotine, pod-friendly viscosity, and around 25p per millilitre. The shortfills are 120ml at 0mg for £6.99, in either a 50/50 ratio, which suits pod devices, or a 70/30 ratio, which is thicker and better matched to higher-power hardware than to a small pod. Many of the flavour names carry over from the pod ranges, so a profile you like in a pod may well exist in a bottle.

Nicotine pouches

Hayati nicotine pouches are a non-vaping product at 12mg per pouch, £4.49 a tin, in profiles including Frosted Mint, Ice Cold, Mango Ice, Grape Ice, Ruby Berry, Strawberry Lychee, Bubblegum, Blueberry, Banana Ice, Cola and Coffee. They involve no device, no battery and no charging, and they are the same 18-plus age-restricted category as everything else we sell. Some customers keep a tin for situations where using a vape is not practical.

Complete kits

If you need hardware rather than liquid, Hayati Pod Kits lists every kit we carry, and prefilled pod kits narrows that to the prefilled ranges only, excluding the refillable Quokka devices.

Storage, care and recycling

Storing pods

• Keep sealed pods in their packaging somewhere cool, dark and dry. They store well for months.
• Store part-used pods upright with the silicone bung refitted. Laying them flat floods the chamber.
• Avoid heat and sunlight — both degrade flavour, and warm liquid is thinner and leaks more readily.
• Never leave a device or pod in a parked car in summer.
• Keep all vape products well away from children and pets. Nicotine salt liquid is harmful if swallowed.

Recycling

Used pods contain a coil, wicking material and residual liquid; devices contain lithium cells. Neither belongs in household waste or general recycling. Discarded lithium cells are a documented and growing cause of fires in bin lorries and at waste processing facilities, which is why UK WEEE and battery regulations require separate collection.

Take spent pods and devices to a small-electricals or vape recycling point. Council household waste recycling centres accept them, many larger retailers operate battery and electricals take-back bins, and dedicated vape collection points are increasingly widespread. Do not break pods open, do not prise cells out of devices, and never charge a device that is damaged, swollen or has been in contact with water.

Ordering pods from Hayati Flavours

We are an independent UK retailer specialising in the Hayati catalogue. We are not Hayati's own store and we make no claim to official status. What we offer is depth on a single brand and staff who can answer a compatibility question in a sentence.

Delivery

• Free UK delivery on orders over £20. Three Pro Ultra Plus pods, four Pro Max Plus pods, five Rubik pods or six Mini Ultra pods all clear it.
• Tracked 24 and tracked 48 at checkout, with tracking emailed once your parcel is collected.
• Same working day dispatch before our daily cut-off, next working day after it.
• Plain outer packaging — nothing on the box indicates the contents.

Age verification

Adults 18 and over only. Every order runs an electronic age check against public records at checkout, and where that cannot confirm your age we will request identification before dispatching. Our couriers operate age-restricted delivery on vape parcels, so an adult over 18 must be available to receive the parcel. These are legal requirements and there are no exceptions.

Stock and availability

Across a catalogue this size, availability moves constantly. If a specific pod is unavailable, the matching kit is stocked as a separate line and may be in when the pod is not. The full catalogue is browsable from our store, and the prefilled pods and refills hub gives you the same range organised around refilling rather than device family. Complete kits across every range are under Hayati Pod Kits, and anything recently added appears under new products.

Ask before you order

Compatibility is the most common avoidable mistake in this category and it is entirely preventable. If there is any doubt about which device you own, send us a photograph before you buy rather than after. It takes moments and saves you the price of a pod that will never fit.

Related collections

• Pro Ultra Plus Pods
• Pro Max Plus Pods
• Rubik 7000 Pods
• Mini Ultra Pods
• Quokka Refillable Pods
• Prefilled Pods & Refills
• All Hayati Pod Kits
• Pro Ultra Plus Range
• Hayati E-Liquids
• New In

Frequently asked questions