Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 Pod Kit

One device, one prefilled 2ml pod unit with two chambers and two mesh coils, two 10ml refill containers, and a manual. No cable; it charges from any USB-C lead you own. On a twin pairing each chamber and its container carry a different flavour (Cherry Ice one side, Peach Mango the other, say); on a single-flavour variant both sides match.

The capacity is 22ml, and the box says so in its own words: "2mL + 2 x 10mL". You will read 24ml on several large UK retailer pages, and "two 2ml pods", and in one review "dual 12ml tanks". None of that is on the packaging. The pod on the coils is a single 2ml unit split into two chambers, which is what keeps it inside the UK 2ml limit; the two 10ml containers behind it are sealed refill bottles in all but shape, legal in their own right, and they feed the chambers automatically as you vape. That design is the whole reason a 25,000-puff device is legal in the UK.

When the containers run dry, a refill pack from Hayati Pro Ultra Plus pods gives the same 850mAh body another pod and pair of containers. The table below is checked against the box and the manufacturer's UK listing; the one number Hayati does not publish is the coil resistance, so it is not here.

Three names, one device you can actually buy. The original Hayati Pro Ultra 15000 was a single-use bar with two tanks and a swap-over mouthpiece; it was popular, it is why "hayati pro ultra" is a 27,000-a-month search, and it became illegal to sell on 1 June 2025 along with every other disposable. We do not stock it and neither should anyone else. The Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is its legal successor: same twin-flavour idea, rechargeable body, replaceable pod and containers, and 22ml instead of a sealed tank.

The third name is a mistake that stuck. "Hayati pro max ultra", "hayati pro max 25000" and "hayati pro max plus 25000" all describe this device, and a few hundred people a month search for them. There is no Pro Max at 25,000 puffs. The Pro Max Plus tops out at 6,000, holds one flavour, and takes different pods. If a listing anywhere says Pro Max 25000, it is either this kit under the wrong name or a device you should not buy.

Rated, yes. In your hand, it depends on how long you draw. The Hayati Pro Ultra 25000 puffs rating comes from short machine puffs on 22ml of liquid, or about 1,140 puffs per millilitre; a relaxed pull lands lower, and a night out lower still. One honest reviewer who counted put real-world use at somewhere between 15,000 and 22,000, which sounds about right to us. Nobody has counted to 25,000 on one of these, and anyone who claims to has too much time and not enough hobbies.

The number that does not move is 22ml. That is more than two bottles of Hayati Pro Max nic salts, split across two flavours, with two coils and a battery thrown in. The table runs the rated figure against a range of daily habits with the cost per day at our refill price; the slider under it uses the kit price and does the sums for your own number.

An 850mAh cell, the same capacity Hayati fits to the Pro Max Plus 6000, here driving two mesh coils in turn. Expect a day for most people and an evening charge if you are heavy on it. Here is the honest version of the trade-off: on this device the battery runs out long before the liquid does. A 22ml kit lasts weeks; the cell lasts a day. If you never want to charge, you are looking at the wrong product category, because nothing legal in the UK carries 25,000 puffs of battery.

Charging is USB-C at the base from any phone charger or laptop port. Hayati calls it turbo charging and publishes no time; an 850mAh cell fills well under an hour from flat at a normal 1A input, then slows for the last stretch as every lithium cell does. There is no cable in the box, whatever one large retailer's page says. The screen shows the percentage while it fills. Two habits keep the cell healthy: do not leave it on charge every night, and do not run it flat then leave it flat for a week.

Forty-three Hayati Pro Ultra Plus flavours on the selector today, 24 twin pairings and 19 singles, all listed here rather than the dozen a generalist shop bothers with. Twin pairings put a different flavour in each chamber, written on the box as one name slash the other; singles put the same liquid both sides, which is the choice if you just want the big capacity and could not care less about switching. Three more pairings show as back soon when stock is between deliveries. Our best Hayati Pro Max flavours guide ranks the shared flavours across the range.

Decoder for the packaging shorthand: GB is gummy bear, Cotton K is cotton candy, B' Gum is bubblegum, H'Bubba is the Hubba Bubba style gum, Straw' is strawberry, and H' Berg and P' Man are Heisenberg and Pink Man, two blue-and-red classics from the old shortfill days. The best Hayati Pro Ultra flavours by what sells back to us are Cherry Ice with Peach Mango, Watermelon Ice, Blueberry Raspberry with Mr Blue, and Sour Apple with Juicy Peach for anyone who likes a proper tang.

A Hayati Pro Ultra not working at all, a Hayati Pro Ultra leaking into the mouthpiece, a screen that stays dark on charge: nearly every case comes down to a pod not seated, a coil not soaked, or a mouthpiece sitting between clicks. Work through these before deciding it is faulty. If it genuinely is (the screen never wakes on charge with two known-good cables, or a fresh refill behaves the same as the old one), email hayatiproclub@gmail.com with your order number; faulty items are replaced and return postage is on us.

Three ways to vape the same Hayati flavour family. The Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is the endurance option and the cheapest per puff. The Pro Max Plus 6000 is the pocket option, one tank and one flavour, with its own refills at Hayati Pro Max Plus pods. The nic salts are for anyone who already owns a refillable MTL kit and just wants the juice, or wants 10mg.

Five kits for £43.99 is £8.80 each, VAT included, any mix of pairings, and it clears our £40 free-delivery line on its own. Kits come in sealed fives from the distributor; passing the sealed pack straight through is what lets us price at £8.80 against the £9.79 to £11.99 singles you will see elsewhere. Find the same in-stock kit cheaper at a UK retailer, email the link before ordering, and we beat it (see the price promise).

Now the number that matters. A kit is the device plus one 22ml refill. A refill on its own is £5.80. So the device is £3.00, and once you own one there is no reason to keep buying kits unless you want a spare battery for a second pairing: five refills at £28.99 give you the same 110ml of liquid as five kits for £15 less. The table puts every Hayati format we sell on the same per-millilitre and per-puff footing; this kit and its refill are the cheapest per puff by a wide margin.

Before you order: UK vaping products duty starts on 1 October 2026 at £2.20 per 10ml, which is £4.84 on a 22ml refill before VAT, and new stock carries a duty stamp. Pre-duty stock can be sold until 31 March 2027 and we will keep the price at £43.99 for as long as ours lasts. Because the duty falls on liquid rather than puffs, the 25K takes the smallest hit per puff of any prefilled format; our vape tax 2026 guide works through every Hayati format.

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, "2mL + 2 x 10mL" on the side, the standard black nicotine warning, and a device whose display wakes with the lotus animation and the L and R blocks when you seat 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.