Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 Pod Kit

UK law (the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations) caps a prefilled nicotine pod at 2ml and nicotine at 20mg/ml. Since 1 June 2025 single-use devices have been banned outright on top of that. The Pro Max Plus gets around none of this; it obeys all of it. The pod that sits on the coil is 2ml. The 10ml behind it is a sealed refill container, legal in its own right, and the device transfers liquid across from cartridge to pod automatically as you vape. You never open anything, and you never handle nicotine liquid.

Now the honest maths. Hayati rates the kit at 6,000 puffs. The number that actually governs how long it lasts is 12ml. Puff ratings are measured on short, machine-standard draws; take longer, deeper pulls, as most people do, and each puff uses more liquid, so you land below the rating. Judge it by the liquid: 12ml is six times what a 2ml pod on its own holds, and that ratio does not change with how you vape.

When both run dry the display drops to empty and the pod and cartridge get swapped as a pair. The battery stays. That is the whole point of the design, and why pods rather than kits are what most owners buy after month one.

The rating is 6,000 puffs from 12ml, or 500 rated puffs per millilitre. Real draws are longer than the test draw, so treat the days below as the upper end and knock a third off if you take long pulls. The useful part is the ratio, not the exact figure: at 300 puffs a day one kit or one refill lasts about twenty days, and a set of five refills lasts most of a season.

The table runs the rated number against a range of daily habits, with the cost per day at our refill price of £4.80 (kits after the first one are the wrong thing to keep buying, see the price section). The slider under it does the same sums for your own number.

The kit ships in three sealed pieces, so it wants a couple of minutes before it will fire. The same steps cover a pod change later on. Nothing needs a tool.

Sixty on this kit, every one the same price, and every one also available as a replacement pod so you can change flavour at pod-change time without buying another device. A couple of the newest flavours reach the refills before the kits, which is why the pods page lists 62. The table groups the kit flavours by what they taste like, with the ones to start with and the ones to avoid if you hate a cold finish; the pods page has a line on every single flavour, and our best Hayati Pro Max flavours guide ranks them by what sells back to us.

Sixty flavours, one device that holds one at a time. Choosing is the hard bit and we cannot help with that, only with the price.

£38.99 for five kits, £7.80 each, VAT included, any flavour or mix of flavours. Kits are sold in sealed fives because that is how they leave the distributor, and passing the sealed pack straight through is what lets us price at £7.80 rather than the £8.99 to £11.99 singles you will see elsewhere. Five kits is also, not by accident, just over the point where free UK delivery kicks in (£40 and over is free; £38.99 on its own ships at £2.99 tracked, so add anything).

Now the number that matters. A kit is a device plus a full 12ml refill. A refill on its own is £4.80. So the device is £3.00, and once you own one there is no reason to keep buying kits unless you want spare batteries: five refills at £23.99 give you the same 60ml of liquid as five kits for £15 less. The table puts the kit against the refill, the 25K, and the bottled nic salts on the same per-millilitre footing.

Who does five suit? Two people in a house who vape, someone who wants a couple of flavours on rotation plus a spare battery, or anyone who has already decided this is their device. Who does it not suit? Someone trying the Pro Max Plus for the first time who is not sure about the draw; try one somewhere that sells singles, then come here for pods. Find the same in-stock kit cheaper at a UK retailer before you order and we beat it under the price promise.

Most problems with this kit are a seal, a seat or a charge. Work through these before deciding it is faulty. If it genuinely is (the display never wakes on charge with a known-good cable, or a second pod behaves the same as the first), email hayatiproclub@gmail.com with your order number; faulty items are replaced and return postage is on us.

For the person who liked the Pro Max disposable and wants the same flavours in a legal, rechargeable body at a lower running cost, it is the obvious answer, and the 60-flavour list is wider than any rival single-flavour kit we know of. Reviewers who have used it for weeks land in the same place we do: solid flavour, easy to live with, an eight out of ten. It is not the answer for everyone.

Do not buy this if you want two flavours in one device or the fewest possible pod changes; that is what the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is for, with 22ml split across two tanks. Do not buy it if you need 10mg or want to bring your own liquid; the Hayati Pro Max nic salts in a refillable kit cover that. Do not buy it as a first-ever vape if you are unsure about MTL, because there is no airflow adjustment to soften the draw. And do not buy a second kit when what you need is a refill.

Three ways to vape the Hayati flavour list, and they suit different people. The kit on this page is the middle option: cheaper to start than the 25000, more convenient than mixing your own from bottles. The comparison uses the per-item prices when you buy in the sealed multiples we sell.

From 1 October 2026 UK vaping products duty is £2.20 per 10ml of liquid, nicotine or not, and duty-paid stock carries a stamp. The 12ml in every one of these kits carries about £2.64 of duty before VAT on new stamped stock. Pre-duty stock can be sold until 31 March 2027, and we will keep the price at £38.99 for as long as that stock lasts rather than raising it early because the calendar says we could.

For anyone deciding between formats, the duty falls on liquid, so it lands hardest per puff on the format with the fewest puffs per millilitre and lightest on the bottled nic salts. The full picture, format by format, is in our vape tax 2026 guide.

Hayati packaging carries a scratch-off verification code and the manufacturer runs a checker for it. Scratch, enter, confirm before you assemble the kit. The box itself has tells: crisp print, the "2+10 ML" mark, the standard black nicotine warning, and a device whose display wakes with the lotus animation when you fit the pod. Ours arrive sealed from authorised UK distribution and we keep the invoices. Our Hayati fake check guide walks through it with photos.

Nicotine is addictive. This kit is for adults aged 18 and over only, and we age-verify every order.