Hayati Pro Max Guide UK: 6000 vs 4000, Flavours and How It Works

Hayati is the second most searched vape brand in the UK, and its Pro Max range is the reason. Known for big, bold flavours and one of the largest flavour menus of any pre-filled kit, Hayati has become a go-to for people who used to buy disposables. This guide covers the whole Hayati Pro Max range we stock, how the clever 2ml+10ml system works, the flavours worth trying, how it compares with other brands, and how to keep costs down.

The Hayati Pro Max range

There are three parts to the Hayati range, and it helps to know which is which before you buy.

Hayati Pro Max + 6000 Pre-Filled Kit

The Hayati Pro Max + 6000 is the flagship. It is a rechargeable battery with a pre-filled pod, rated by Hayati for up to 6,000 puffs per pod. At £7.99 for the kit, it is a low-cost way to move from disposables to something rechargeable. When a pod runs out you keep the battery and click in a Hayati Pro Max + 6000 Prefilled Pod, which costs £5.49.

Hayati Pro Max + 4000

The Hayati Pro Max + 4000 Vape Kit is the smaller sibling, with its own Pro Max + 4000 refill pods. It suits lighter vapers or anyone who prefers a slightly smaller kit. As with every pre-filled system, the 4000 pods only fit the 4000 kit, and the 6000 pods only fit the 6000 kit.

Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts

Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts are 10ml bottles of e-liquid in the same flavours as the pods, available in 10mg and 20mg. They are made for refillable pod kits, and they are the key to keeping your favourite Hayati flavour if you ever move away from pre-filled pods.

How the 2ml+10ml system works

UK rules limit a vape’s tank or pod to 2ml of nicotine liquid. Hayati works within that rule with a clever design. Each Pro Max pod has a 2ml chamber that feeds the coil, plus a separate 10ml reservoir. As you vape, the reservoir tops the 2ml chamber back up automatically. You get the convenience of a much larger supply, with no filling and no mess, while the kit stays within the legal limit.

In practice this means:

• Fewer pod changes than a standard 2ml pod.
• Consistent flavour from first puff to last, because the coil is kept saturated.
• No refilling: the reservoir does it for you.

To help the auto-refill work smoothly, keep the kit upright when you can, especially when it is resting in a bag or on a table.

Flavours

Hayati’s flavour menu is one of the biggest in pre-filled vaping, with dozens of options across fruit, ice, menthol, soda and sweet blends. Some of the most popular include:

• Blue Razz Lemonade: sweet blue raspberry with a tangy lemonade finish.
• Blueberry Raspberry: a smooth double-berry blend.
• Banana Ice: creamy banana with a cool exhale.
• Black Mamba: one of Hayati’s signature mixes, dark and fruity.
• Berry Lemonade: mixed berries with a fizzy citrus lift.
• Fresh Mint and Menthol: clean and cool, for anyone who prefers a less sweet vape.
• Apple Blackcurrant and Blackcurrant Lemonade: classic UK favourites.
• Aloe Vera: an unusual, light and refreshing option.

With so many to choose from, a good approach is to start with one fruit flavour and one ice or menthol flavour, then rotate. Switching flavours now and then also helps you notice when a pod is nearly finished, because the taste of a fresh pod stands out.

Hayati compared with other pre-filled kits

Puff ratings are each maker’s own estimates. Hayati’s advantage is not the biggest puff count but the flavour range and the bold taste that made it popular. If fewer pod changes matter most to you, the Hyola Ultra 30K is worth a look. Read Best Pre-Filled Pod Kits UK for the full comparison.

Keeping the cost down

Pre-filled pods are the most convenient way to vape, but pods are what you keep paying for. A few ways to spend less:

• Buy pods in multiples when you know you like a flavour.
• Let each pod run fully. Change it when the flavour fades, not before.
• Keep the battery charged. A low battery makes the flavour weaker, and people often change pods early because of it.
• Consider going refillable. A refillable kit plus Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts gives you the same flavours at a lower cost per millilitre. Read Pre-Filled Pod Kits vs Refillable Vape Kits.

Also note that the UK’s new Vaping Products Duty, £2.20 per 10ml of liquid, now applies to all vaping liquid, including the liquid in pre-filled pods. Read UK Vape Tax Explained to see what it means for prices.

Switching from Hayati pods to a refillable kit

If you vape a lot, a refillable kit can save money over time. The easy way to switch without losing your favourite taste:

1. Pick a simple pod kit, such as the Vaporesso XROS 5 or OXVA XLIM Go. See Best Vape Kits for Beginners UK.
2. Buy Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts in your usual flavour, in 20mg to match the pods.
3. Fill and prime the pod properly. See How to Fill and Prime a Refillable Pod Kit.
4. After a few weeks, you can try 10mg if you would like to step down. See Nic Salt Strength: 10mg or 20mg?

Common problems and fixes

• Weak flavour: charge the battery first. If it is still weak, the pod is finished.
• Burnt taste: the coil has dried out or worn. Replace the pod, and leave a few seconds between puffs. See Why Does My Vape Taste Burnt?
• Not firing: make sure the pod is clicked in fully and the contacts are dry.
• Gurgling or spitting: you may be drawing too hard. Take gentler, steadier puffs.

Is Hayati right for you?

Hayati Pro Max suits most people moving away from disposables, but it is worth matching the kit to how you vape.

Choose Hayati if you:

• Want a huge choice of bold, sweet flavours and like to switch between them.
• Want something that works exactly like a disposable, with no filling or settings.
• Want a low starting cost, with a kit under £8.
• Might move to a refillable kit later and want to keep the same flavours.

Consider something else if you:

• Vape very heavily and hate changing pods: a high-capacity kit like the Hyola Ultra 30K means fewer changes.
• Prefer a tighter, less sweet vape: a refillable pod kit with a tobacco or menthol nic salt may suit you better.
• Want the lowest running cost: a refillable kit will almost always be cheaper per millilitre than pre-filled pods.

A note on nicotine strength

Most pre-filled pods, including Hayati’s, are 20mg nic salt, the highest strength allowed in the UK. That suits people who smoked regularly or who are used to disposables, which were also usually 20mg. If you find it too strong, you may notice a harsh throat hit, coughing or light-headedness. In that case, a refillable kit with Hayati nic salts in 10mg lets you keep the flavour at a lower strength. Many people also step down from 20mg to 10mg over time once they are settled into vaping.

Where Hayati fits in the wider market

In Google Trends data for the UK, Hayati sits just behind Lost Mary and ahead of IVG and Elf Bar in search interest. That popularity means flavours sell out quickly at many shops, so it is worth keeping a spare pod or two of your favourite in the drawer. Compare it with the brand’s closest rival in Lost Mary Vape Guide UK.

Frequently asked questions

Are Hayati vapes legal in the UK?

Yes. Hayati Pro Max kits are rechargeable with replaceable pods, so they are not affected by the single-use disposable ban.

Do Hayati 6000 pods fit the 4000 kit?

No. Each pod only fits its matching kit. Match the number on your kit to the number on the pod.

What strength are Hayati pods?

Hayati Pro Max pods are typically 20mg nic salt. The nic salt bottles come in 10mg and 20mg.

Why is it called 2ml+10ml?

Each pod has a 2ml chamber feeding the coil and a 10ml reservoir that refills it automatically, keeping the kit within UK rules.

The bottom line

Hayati Pro Max earns its place near the top of UK searches with huge flavour choice, bold taste and a low entry price. The Pro Max + 6000 is the one most people should start with, and the matching nic salts give you an easy path to a cheaper refillable setup later. Browse the full Hayati range.

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