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Hayati is one of the UK's most recognised prefilled pod brands, and Hulme Vapes stocks the full current line: the Hayati Pro Max+ 6000 kit in 61 flavours at £9.99, the Hayati Rubik 7K at £12, and the refill pods that keep both devices running, from £3.49 per Rubik pod and £7 per Pro Max+ pod pack. Every pod is a TPD compliant 2ml chamber fed by a 10ml refill container, filled with 20mg (2%) nicotine salt, and every device carries an 850mAh USB-C rechargeable battery with a smart display. Bundles start at £14.99 for a device and spare pod.
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Hayati built its name in the UK during the disposable era, when the original Hayati Pro Max became one of the most asked for devices on the market and the brand's flavour list, from Mr Blue to Blue Razz Cherry, turned into shorthand that customers still use today. When single use disposables were banned in the UK in June 2025, Hayati was already ahead with the format that replaced them: a rechargeable device and a sealed prefilled pod. The Pro Max+ 6000 and the Rubik 7K are that generation, and they sit inside our wider prefilled pod kit collection as two of the most reordered lines we carry.
A prefilled pod kit separates the part that wears out from the part that does not. The device holds an 850mAh battery, the airflow path and a smart display; the pod holds the mesh coil, the 2ml vaping chamber and a 10ml reservoir that tops the chamber up automatically as you vape. That 2ml chamber is the UK legal limit for a pod, and the 10ml reservoir matches the UK limit for a nicotine refill container, which is how Hayati delivers 12ml of liquid per pod while staying inside the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations. There is nothing to fill, no coil to prime and no button: you draw, the device fires, and when the display shows the pod is empty you click in a new one.
The two devices cover different budgets rather than different skill levels. The Pro Max+ 6000 is the volume seller: £9.99 for the kit, 61 flavours, and £7 for a replacement pod pack. The Rubik 7K is the newer, squarer design with a slightly larger 7,000 puff pod, a £12 kit price and the cheapest pods in the range at £3.49 each or £20 for a box of five. Both run 20mg (2%) nicotine salt in a mouth to lung draw, so the choice between them comes down to flavour list and pod price, which the sections below walk through.
Eighty one flavours across the two devices is a lot to scan, and the Hayati list leans heavily on fruit and ice. Grouping by family makes it manageable. Pro Max+ flavours fit the Pro Max+ device only, and Rubik flavours fit the Rubik only, so pick the device first and the family second.
Best for: all day vaping with no cooling. The Pro Max+ range is deepest here: Strawberry GB, Grape Berry, Triple Mango, Blueberry Pomegranate, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Raspberry Blueberry and Peach Aura are all straight fruit with no menthol. On the Rubik, Juicy Peach, Blueberry Raspberry, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry and Strawberry Kiwi do the same job.
Best for: former disposable users who want the cold finish they are used to. Watermelon Ice, Blackberry Ice, Red Apple Ice, Cola Ice, Blue Frozen and Strawberry Raspberry Ice carry a firm menthol exhale on the Pro Max+, with Double Menthol and Spearmint for pure cooling. The Rubik mirrors the idea with Watermelon Ice, Banana Ice, Pineapple Ice, Lemon Cola Ice, Vim Ice and Fresh Mint, and the Rubik list is noticeably ice heavy, so it suits menthol fans best.
Best for: sweet tooths and anyone who misses sweet shop disposables. The GB and H' Bubba names are the clue: Strawberry GB, Grape GB and Blue Razz GB are gummy sweet profiles, while Strawberry H' Bubba and Blueberry B'Gum are bubblegum led. Mad Blue, Mr Blue, Summer Dream and Rocky Candy Orange round out the sweeter end, and Mr Blue and Summer Dream appear on both devices.
Best for: something fizzier than straight fruit. Cola Ice, Cola Lime, Cherry Cola, Pink Lemonade, Blackcurrant Lemonade, Blue Razz Mojito and Pipeline Punch cover the drinks cabinet on the Pro Max+, and Lemon Cola Ice and Fizzy Cherry do it on the Rubik.
Replacement pods are listed flavour by flavour in the Pro Max+ refill pod collection and the Rubik refill pod collection. Because the device and pod are sold separately, a sensible first order is one kit in a flavour you already know plus one spare pod in something new: at £7 or £3.49 a pod, a flavour that misses costs less than a disposable ever did, and the device carries on regardless.
Hayati is really two devices, two pod lines and a pair of bundles. The cards below show what each one is for, and every link opens the live collection with current stock.





If you are new to Hayati, the Pro Max+ 6000 is the safer first buy simply because the flavour list is three times longer and every one of the 61 flavours is in stock as this is written, so you can try the brand in a profile you already trust. The Starter bundle at £14.99 is the cheapest way to do that with a spare pod in a second flavour, and it saves £2 against buying the two separately.
Pick the Rubik 7K if running cost matters more than choice. The kit is £2 dearer, but its pods are £3.49 against £7, so from the second pod onwards the Rubik is the cheaper device to own, and the box of five at £20 brings a pod down to £4 for 7,000 puffs. Its flavour list is shorter and leans towards ice, which suits menthol loyalists and frustrates anyone after dessert profiles. Both devices draw the same way and run the same 20mg (2%) strength, so there is no learning curve in either direction.
There is no filling, priming or button on either device. The whole routine is charge, click, draw and swap, and the first pod is already in the box.
Plug the device into any USB-C cable at 1A. The 850mAh battery charges from empty in around an hour; the display shows the level as it fills. Avoid fast chargers, which the battery is not rated for.
Remove the silicone plugs from the pod's mouthpiece and base, then push it into the device until it clicks. The 10ml reservoir starts feeding the 2ml chamber the moment it seats.
Both devices are draw activated. Take a slow mouth to lung puff, as you would on a cigarette, and the display lights to confirm it has fired. Short, gentle draws give the best flavour.
The screen shows battery and e-liquid level. Charge when the battery indicator drops low rather than letting it die, and plan a new pod when the liquid bar nears empty.
When the pod runs dry, pull it out and click in a fresh one. Pro Max+ pods fit the Pro Max+ only and Rubik pods fit the Rubik only; the two are different shapes and will not cross over.
Keep pods sealed and out of sunlight until needed, and out of reach of children and pets. Used pods go in electrical waste or a vape recycling point, never household bins.
Two habits make the kit last. Do not try to refill a spent pod: the coil is designed for one 12ml fill and the seals are not made to be opened, so a refilled pod leaks and tastes burnt. And if a pod ever tastes harsh in the first few draws, give it a minute after fitting; the reservoir needs a moment to saturate the chamber on a pod that has sat in a cold van overnight.
Most people arriving at this page used a Hayati Pro Max disposable at some point. Here is what changed when the brand moved to a prefilled pod and a rechargeable device.
| Feature | Hayati Prefilled Pod Kit | Single Use Disposable |
|---|---|---|
| UK legal status | Fully compliant, on sale | Banned in the UK since June 2025 |
| Liquid per unit | 12ml per pod (2ml chamber plus 10ml reservoir) | 2ml, around 600 puffs |
| Battery | 850mAh, USB-C rechargeable, kept for years | Sealed, thrown away after one use |
| Cost per 1,000 puffs | Around £1.17 (Pro Max+ pod) or £0.50 (Rubik pod) | Typically £7 to £10 |
| Flavour consistency | Sealed pod, same recipe every time | Same, but tails off as the battery fades |
| Setup | Charge once, click in a pod | None |
| Maintenance | Charge the device, swap the pod | None |
| Waste | One small pod per 12ml | A whole battery and device per 2ml |
| Best suited for | Anyone who vaped disposables regularly | No longer available |
The cost line is the one to notice. A Pro Max+ pod at £7 delivers up to 6,000 puffs, the equivalent of ten old 600 puff disposables, and a Rubik pod at £3.49 does the same for 7,000. The device is a one off £9.99 or £12 that pays for itself inside the first pod. Prefilled pods are not user refillable and are not designed to be opened; they are the disposable part, and the device is the part you keep.
The flavour names, the draw and the 20mg (2%) strength carry straight over; the only change is a pod to click in and a battery to charge.
No coils, no bottles, no filling: if you want the convenience of a disposable without the ban and the waste, this is the format built for it.
At £3.49 to £7 for 6,000 to 7,000 puffs, a Hayati pod costs a fraction of what the same puffs cost in disposables, and the Rubik is among the cheapest prefilled pods we sell.
A draw activated mouth to lung device at 20mg (2%) nicotine salt is the closest hardware to a cigarette in feel and satisfaction, with 61 flavours to find a comfortable starting point.
Hayati is stocked everywhere from corner shops to supermarkets, so what separates retailers is depth of range, honesty about stock and whether the person answering your question has used the device. We list every flavour of both devices with live stock on each product page, hold the pods as well as the kits, and have sold Hayati since the Pro Max disposable days.
Genuine Hayati stock through official UK distribution, with scratch code verification on every box.
All 61 Pro Max+ flavours and all 20 Rubik flavours, as kits, pods, boxes of five and bundles.
Flavour, pod fit and charging advice from a UK team that uses these devices day to day.
Same day dispatch on orders placed before 12pm, a tracked 24 hour option at checkout, and free UK delivery over £50.
Puff ratings are approximate and based on average usage conditions, and a mouth to lung device like this is sensitive to how long each draw is. Working from the 12ml in every pod, real world life looks like this:
For a sense check against your old habit: one Hayati pod holds the liquid of ten 600 puff disposables, so however many disposables you got through in a month is roughly how many pods you need divided by ten. The 850mAh battery is the other clock. It will see an average vaper through a full day and charges in about an hour, so most people top it up overnight and never think about it.
Sealed pods keep for well over a year in a cool, dark drawer, so buying a box of five does not risk them going stale. Once a pod is fitted and the seals are off, aim to finish it within a few weeks for the best flavour, which at the usage rates above happens naturally.
Every Hayati kit and pod sold here complies with the UK Tobacco and Related Products Regulations (TPD): the vaping chamber is capped at 2ml, the refill reservoir at 10ml, and the nicotine strength at 20mg/ml (2%), which is exactly the 2ml plus 10ml design Hayati built the pods around. Single use disposable vapes have been banned in the UK since 1 June 2025, and the rechargeable, pod based Pro Max+ and Rubik are the compliant replacements. Nicotine products must be notified to the MHRA before sale in the UK, and the Hayati range is sold on that basis, with child resistant packaging and tamper evident seals on every pod.
Genuine Hayati stock carries a scratch off authenticity code on the box that can be checked on the brand's verification site, and the pod seals should be intact until you remove them. Because the brand is so widely counterfeited at markets and unregulated online sellers, buying from an authorised retailer is a safety decision as much as a preference. Store sealed pods at room temperature out of direct sunlight, and keep devices and pods out of reach of children and pets at all times.
As with all nicotine containing products, Hayati prefilled pods carry a risk of nicotine dependency and may cause irritation for some users. Vaping products are intended for existing adult smokers and vapers and should be used responsibly.
The device is the one off cost and the pod is the running cost, so the savings live in the pods. For the Pro Max+, the Starter bundle at £14.99 pairs a device with a spare pod in a second flavour and saves £2 against buying both separately, while the Pro bundle at £24.99 adds three pods, up to 24,000 puffs in total, and saves £6. Every Pro Max+ kit also has a full box of five option on its product page for anyone stocking a single flavour.
For the Rubik, the box of five pods at £20 is the headline deal: £4 per 7,000 puff pod against £3.49 singly bought in ones, so a box only makes sense for a confirmed favourite, but it clears most of the way to the £50 free delivery threshold on its own. Mixing a Rubik kit, a box of pods and a couple of Pro Max+ pods for variety is a typical monthly order and lands comfortably over the free delivery line. Only the pod is replaced; the device, battery and display carry on for as long as the battery holds a charge, which for most users is well over a year of daily use.
Yes. The Pro Max+ 6000 and Rubik 7K are rechargeable pod devices, not single use disposables, so they are unaffected by the UK disposable ban of June 2025. Each pod is a TPD compliant 2ml chamber with a 10ml refill reservoir at 20mg/ml (2%), and sale is restricted to adults aged 18 or over.
Up to 6,000 puffs for a Pro Max+ pod and 7,000 for a Rubik pod, which works out at roughly 12 to 20 days for an average vaper, three to four weeks for light use and about a week for heavy use. Puff ratings are approximate and depend on draw length.
The Pro Max+ 6000 kit is £9.99 and its refill pods are £7 each. The Rubik 7K kit is £12 and its pods are £3.49 each or £20 for a box of five. Bundles start at £14.99 for a device and spare pod, and orders over £50 get free UK delivery.
No. Hayati pods are sealed and designed for a single 12ml fill; the coil is not rated beyond that and the seals are not made to be opened. A refilled pod leaks and burns. Fit a fresh pod instead, and put the used one in electrical or vape recycling.
Through the USB-C port with a standard 1A cable; the 850mAh battery charges from empty in around an hour and the display shows the level. Avoid high wattage fast chargers, which can shorten the battery's life, and never charge the device unattended overnight.
No. The two pods are different shapes and only fit their own device: Pro Max+ pods fit the Pro Max+ 6000 and Rubik pods fit the Rubik 7K. Check the product title before ordering spares, as both lines share several flavour names such as Mr Blue and Watermelon Ice.
No nicotine product is risk free. Hayati pods contain 20mg/ml (2%) nicotine salt, carry a risk of nicotine dependency and may cause irritation for some users. They are intended only for existing adult smokers and vapers; if you do not currently use nicotine, do not start.
A burnt taste on a fresh pod usually means it was drawn on before the reservoir had saturated the chamber; give a new pod a minute after fitting. A weak draw near the end of a pod means it is nearly empty, which the display will confirm. If a brand new pod tastes burnt from the first puff, it is faulty, so keep the packaging and contact us.
If this is your first rechargeable pod kit after years of disposables, the three questions we answer most often are which device to start with (the Pro Max+ 6000, for the flavour choice), which flavour to try first (whatever you liked in the old Pro Max disposable, because the recipes carry over) and whether the pods fit across devices (they do not). Our UK based team can talk any of it through before you order via the Hulme Vapes contact page. If you would rather browse, the prefilled pod kit collection is organised by brand so you can compare Hayati against the alternatives, and every Hayati product page shows live stock. Orders placed before 12pm ship the same working day with a tracked 24 hour option at checkout.
These are the collections Hayati customers most often compare against or add to the same order: the full prefilled pod kit range for a side by side on price and puff count, the three brands that compete most directly with the Pro Max+ and Rubik, and the nicotine salts collection for anyone who later moves to a refillable kit and wants the same 20mg (2%) strength in a bottle.




For the same flavours in a refillable format, the nicotine salts collection carries 10ml bottles at 10mg and 20mg from dozens of brands, and the vape kits and mods collection has the pod kits to put them in.
