Hayati Rubik 7000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack Of 5 Fresh Mint

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The Hayati Rubik 7000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack Of 5 Fresh Mint by Hayati in Fresh Mint at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Hayati Rubik 7000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack Of 5: what you are buying

The Hayati Rubik 7000 Prefilled Pod Kit Pack Of 5 is a multipack of five Rubik 7000 kits, each pairing a rechargeable pod device with a sealed, factory-filled pod. It is listed at £38.99 for the pack, which works out at roughly £7.80 per kit, and it is offered across 20 flavours in the Rubik 7000 family. You choose the flavour and nicotine strength on the product page, add the pack to your basket, and it arrives as one parcel containing five kits of the same flavour.

Hayati is a name most UK vapers know from its Crystal Pro Max nicotine salt bottles, and the Rubik is the brand's closed pod format. Closed means exactly what it sounds like: there is no filling port, no coil to fit and no liquid to mix. The pod arrives full of nicotine salt e-liquid, it clicks into the device, and you use it until the flavour fades or the liquid runs out. Then you swap the pod and carry on with the same device. That is the main practical difference between a kit like this and the single-use disposables that Great Britain stopped selling on 1 June 2025.

The pack is aimed at people who already know they like the Rubik format and want to buy in bulk instead of ordering one kit at a time. Five kits is a sensible quantity for a household where two adults vape, for someone who wants a spare device in a bag, a car and a coat, or for anyone who would rather place one order than five.

Here is what the pack gives you in plain terms:

• Five Rubik 7000 kits, each with a prefilled pod, as itemised on the product page
• One flavour across the pack, selected from the 20 available
• Nicotine salt e-liquid, sold at the strengths shown in the strength selector (the Rubik 7000 line on this shop is listed at 10mg and 20mg)
• A manufacturer puff rating of 7,000, which we explain properly in the next section
• Free UK delivery, because the pack price clears the £20 threshold on its own

One note on how we write about this product. Where Hayati publishes a figure, we quote it. Where it does not, for example battery capacity or coil resistance, we say so instead of guessing. You will get more value from an honest gap than from a made-up number.

What the 7000 puff rating tells you, and what it does not

The number in the name is a manufacturer rating. It is produced under test conditions, typically a machine drawing a fixed volume of vapour over a fixed time at regular intervals, and it describes how many of those standard draws the product can deliver before the liquid or battery is spent. Human use does not look like a test rig. Long draws, short draws, chain use, flavour choice and nicotine strength all change how quickly a pod empties.

There is also a legal context worth understanding. Under the UK's Tobacco and Related Products Regulations, a prefilled pod or tank cannot hold more than 2ml of e-liquid. Divide a very large puff rating into that volume and you quickly see that the figure is a ceiling for marketing comparison, not a promise that one pod will deliver seven thousand draws. We cannot verify from the listing whether the 7,000 refers to a single pod, to a device across its life with replacement pods, or to a testing convention, so treat it as a label that places the Rubik within Hayati's lineup rather than as a countdown.

A more useful way to plan is by time and habit:

• Light use, a few sessions a day: a single pod will usually last days, sometimes most of a week
• Moderate use, regular puffs through the day: expect a pod to need replacing sooner, often within a few days
• Heavy or chain use: pods empty fastest, and the coil is more likely to get hot and dry out

Those are planning guides from how closed pod systems generally behave, not guarantees for this specific product. The simplest calibration is to note the date you start your first pod and the date the flavour drops off. That interval is your personal number, and it will be more reliable than any printed rating.

With five kits in the pack, the arithmetic that matters is how long five pods last in your hands and what that costs per week, not how many puffs the box claims. We come back to cost properly in the value section.

Performance and puff delivery in daily use

Nicotine salt prefilled pods are generally built for a restricted to medium draw rather than for the large clouds associated with open-airflow, sub-ohm devices. The aim is a smooth throat feel at a given strength and a vapour amount that suits discreet use. If that is what you want, the Rubik format fits. If you want dense clouds, a different class of device will serve you better.

Draw activation is the norm for prefilled pod kits, which means the routine is simply to inhale from the mouthpiece. There is nothing to press, nothing to adjust and no power setting to learn. If the unit in your pack includes any control that differs from this, the leaflet inside takes precedence over our description.

What you can reasonably expect across the life of a pod:

• First few puffs: flavour can taste slightly muted while the wick saturates. A few gentle draws bring it to full strength.
• Main life of the pod: vapour and flavour should stay steady. Nicotine salts are chosen for consistency, so the experience on day three should look like day one.
• Final stretch: flavour thins first, then vapour production drops. A faint warm or toasted note is the signal to stop and change the pod instead of pushing on.

Throat hit depends mainly on strength. At 20mg the sensation is firmer and more noticeable, which many people who smoke find familiar. At 10mg it is milder, and the flavour tends to come forward because it is not competing with the nicotine. Menthol and ice flavours add a cooling sensation that some adults read as a stronger hit, so the same strength can feel different between Banana Ice and Juicy Peach.

Draw technique matters more than people expect. A slow, steady four-second draw gives the coil time to heat evenly and produces smoother vapour. Rapid, hard pulls lift more liquid than the wick can replace and are the usual cause of an early dry hit. Rest for a few seconds between puffs, particularly in the first hour with a new pod, and the pod will stay in better condition for longer.

Flavour profile across the Rubik 7000 range

The pack is sold in 20 flavours, and you receive five kits of whichever one you select. The descriptions below are our reading of each flavour from its name and from how this style of flavour is typically built in nicotine salt e-liquid. They are guides, not lab analyses, and individual perception varies.

• Banana Ice: a soft, candy-style banana with a cool finish on the exhale. A sweet choice for people who like creamy fruit profiles.
• Blue Razz Cherry: blue raspberry with a darker cherry layer. Sweet and slightly tart, and a common pick for those who like candy-flavoured vapour.
• Blueberry Raspberry: two berries blended into a rounded, juicy flavour without menthol. Easy to vape all day.
• Fresh Mint: a clean menthol-led profile with little sweetness. The straightforward choice for people who prefer minty over fruity.
• Juicy Peach: ripe stone fruit, sweet and gentle. Works well at 10mg because the flavour stays in front.
• Lemon Cola Ice: citrus and cola with a cooling edge. Fizzy in character and a change from the usual berry lineup.
• Pineapple Ice: tropical, sweet and sharp with a chilled finish.
• Strawberry Kiwi: a familiar pairing, sweet strawberry against the tartness of kiwi, without cooling agents.
• Watermelon Ice: light, juicy melon with a refreshing cool exhale. A popular summer choice.
• Triple Mango: a layered tropical mango profile for those who like richer, sweeter fruit.

The remaining flavours in the family include Mr Blue, Summer Dream, Vim Ice, H' Bubba, Fizzy Cherry, Lemon Ice, Blue Razz GB, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry and Strawberry Raspberry Ice. Names like Mr Blue and Summer Dream are blended profiles, so read the flavour notes on each variant page when they are shown.

Two practical points on choosing. First, ice and mint flavours carry cooling agents. If you are sensitive to menthol, or find it harsh in cold weather, pick one of the non-ice fruit flavours such as Juicy Peach, Strawberry Kiwi, Triple Mango or Blueberry Raspberry. Second, five kits of one flavour is a real commitment. If you have never tried a particular flavour, consider buying a single standalone pod first, then come back for the pack once you know you will still enjoy it by the fifth kit. Flavour fatigue is common with very sweet profiles, and a rotation between one fruit and one mint can keep things interesting.

Design and build quality

A closed pod kit lives or dies on how it handles ordinary life: being carried in a pocket, dropped on a pavement, tossed in a bag. The Rubik is a compact pod system, and the sensible way to judge its build is by what you can check yourself when the parcel arrives rather than by adjectives.

On receipt, run through this short inspection:

• Pod seal and seating: the prefilled pod should sit firmly in the device with no wobble and no visible gap. A loose pod is the most common cause of a unit that will not fire.
• Leak check: look at the pod base and the device contacts for any film of liquid. A trace of residue from filling is normal. A wet pod is not, and you should photograph it and contact us.
• Mouthpiece: it should be clean, unblocked and free of cracks or sharp moulding edges.
• Shell and seams: panels should be aligned, with no gaps where the casing meets the pod.
• Charging port: clear of dust or fibres, with no bent or recessed contacts.

Weight, exact dimensions and shell material are not published on the listing, so we do not quote them. What we can say is that kits in this category are designed to be pocketable and light, and that plastic-shelled pod devices tolerate everyday handling but not repeated drops onto hard floors. Keep the device out of a pocket that also holds keys or coins, which can scratch the shell and scuff the contacts, and avoid leaving it in a hot car, where heat thins the liquid and can cause leaks.

Because you receive five kits, you have an easy way to protect your investment. Keep one in daily use and keep the others in their packaging, upright, in a drawer or a cool cupboard. Rotating kits reduces wear and means a dropped or lost device is an inconvenience instead of a stop in your routine.

The product images on the listing show the Rubik's overall styling. Colourways and finishes can vary by flavour and batch, so if appearance matters to you, check the photo for your selected variant before ordering.

Battery, charging and recycling

Hayati does not publish a battery capacity for the Rubik 7000 on the listing, so we are not going to quote a milliamp-hour figure. What matters in practice is whether the battery comfortably outlasts the liquid or whether you need to top up between pods, and that depends on your usage. Plan to recharge periodically instead of expecting one charge to cover a full pod.

Pod devices in this class are normally recharged through a USB-C port, but check the port on the unit in your hands before you buy a cable. Practical charging habits:

• Use a standard 5V USB charger or a computer port. A basic phone charger is fine, and nothing about a pod device requires fast charging.
• Charge when the indicator shows low or when vapour output starts to feel weak, not after every session.
• Do not leave it charging overnight or unattended on a bed, sofa or any soft surface.
• Stop using the device and keep it away from flammable materials if it becomes unusually hot, swells or smells of burning.
• Store it away from direct sunlight and radiators. Lithium batteries dislike heat.

Battery performance fades slowly over many charge cycles. If you use one device until it is tired, switch to a fresh kit from the pack. That is one practical advantage of buying five.

Disposal and recycling. The Rubik contains a lithium battery and electronics, which means it must never go in household bins or kerbside recycling. In the UK, small electricals including vapes can be taken to a household waste recycling centre that has a small electricals container, or returned to a retailer that sells vaping products, as shops that supply vapes are expected to offer take-back. Used pods should go the same way when they are empty, because they contain residue and the coil. Do not try to burn, puncture or crush them.

Because the device is designed to keep working while you replace pods, a Rubik should generate noticeably less electronic waste than a single-use product, but only if you actually reuse it. Treat the device as something you keep, and recycle it properly when it finally stops charging.

Pods, coils and mesh technology

Every prefilled pod has its own built-in coil, the heating element that turns e-liquid into vapour. When you replace the pod you replace the coil, which is the reason closed systems need so little maintenance. The coil in a prefilled pod is not something you can see or service, and it is not meant to be.

Hayati does not list coil resistance or coil material for the Rubik 7000, so we will not state them. It helps to understand the two broad designs you will meet across the category, because it explains why some pods feel different from others:

• Round wire coils: a wire wound into a spiral around cotton. Straightforward and long established, with a heat pattern that is concentrated and a flavour that is rich but can be slower to ramp up.
• Mesh coils: a flat or curved sheet of fine metal mesh, with a much larger heating surface. Mesh heats more evenly, usually delivers flavour faster and tends to give a more consistent puff-to-puff experience. Many pods rated in the thousands of puffs use mesh for that reason.

Whichever design sits inside, the same handling rules protect it. The wick can only supply liquid as fast as it can draw it from the pod, and that rate is limited. Taking draws that are too short, too hard or too frequent starves the coil and produces a dry hit, the burnt taste that signals damage to the cotton. Once cotton is scorched, the flavour never fully returns.

Nicotine salt e-liquid has a role here too. Salts are used at moderate strengths for a smooth feel, and the PG and VG ratio of the liquid affects how freely it wicks. Pod liquids are generally formulated with a balance that suits the coil in the pod, which is why you should not try to modify, refill or dilute a sealed pod. Doing so risks leaks, flooding of the coil and inconsistent nicotine delivery.

One more distinction that avoids confusion. Hayati's Crystal Pro Max liquids sold on this shop are bottled nicotine salts for refillable devices. They are not intended for the sealed Rubik pods and cannot be used to refill them. If you want a pod that you can fill yourself, look at refillable pod kits instead.

Choosing between 10mg and 20mg nicotine strength

The strength you choose should reflect your existing nicotine habit, not an assumption about what is normal. UK law caps nicotine in vaping products at 20mg/ml, which is 2% by volume. This limit applies to prefilled pods and e-liquids alike, and it is the same ceiling that applied to disposables before they were withdrawn from sale. Combined with the 2ml pod limit, it caps how much nicotine a single pod can contain.

On this shop the Rubik 7000 line is listed at 10mg and 20mg, so those are the two realistic options. Use the strength selector on the page and check the strength shown before you pay.

• 20mg: generally the starting point for adults who currently smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day and want the nicotine hit they are used to. Expect a firm throat sensation, especially with menthol flavours.
• 10mg: a gentler option for lighter smokers, for people who already vape and find 20mg harsh, and for anyone who finds that heavy throat hit unpleasant. Flavour is more noticeable at this level.

Signs that your strength may be wrong are quite plain. If you feel lightheaded, nauseous, or you notice a racing sensation soon after vaping, the strength is too high for you and you should stop and pick a lower one. If cravings return within a short time and you are puffing continuously, the strength may be too low, or the flavour may be too mild to feel satisfying.

Nicotine salts deliver nicotine more smoothly than traditional freebase liquids at the same milligram figure, which is why a 20mg salt can feel stronger in effect than the throat sensation suggests. That matters for people trying a salt for the first time. If you are unsure, the lower strength is the sensible starting point, and you can move up with your next pack.

Nicotine is addictive. These products are intended for adults who already smoke or vape. If you do not use nicotine, this is not a product for you. You must be 18+ to buy, and every order passes through age verification.

Who this pack suits, and who should skip it

A fair buying guide should say who will be happy and who will not. The Rubik 7000 pack is a convenience product, and convenience suits some people more than others.

It suits:

• Adults who smoke and want a simple pod system with no filling, no coils and no settings to manage
• Existing vapers who already like a particular Hayati flavour and want a reliable supply of it
• Households where two adults vape the same flavour and strength, and want to split a pack
• People who would rather place one larger order than several small ones, and who care about the free delivery threshold
• Anyone who wants spare devices as backups for travel, work or the car
• Vapers who prefer a discreet device with modest vapour output

You should look elsewhere if:

• You are under 18, or you do not currently use nicotine. These products are not for you.
• You want large clouds, adjustable airflow or variable power. A refillable kit with a tank or open pod is a better match.
• You are still discovering your flavour preferences. Five kits of one flavour is a lot to commit to, so buy a single pod or single kit of that flavour first.
• You want published specifications such as battery capacity and coil resistance before buying. Hayati does not list them for this product, and we will not make them up.
• You are watching running costs closely. A refillable pod kit with 10ml bottles is cheaper per millilitre once you are past the initial purchase.
• You want a mixed bundle with several different flavours. The pack is a single flavour.

If you recognise yourself in the first list, the pack is a reasonable fit. If you see yourself in the second, you will probably be happier with a different product, and that is a more useful answer than a sale you regret.

How to use and activate your Rubik 7000 kit

The routine is short, and the most common faults come from skipping a step. Check the leaflet in the pack if it differs from what follows.

• Step 1, unpack and inspect. Remove the kit from its packaging and check the pod for cracks, leaks or loose fit. Remove any protective film, plug or sticker from the mouthpiece or base of the pod.
• Step 2, seat the pod. If the pod is not already installed, press it firmly into the device until it sits flush. A pod that is slightly out of position can prevent the unit from firing.
• Step 3, check the battery. If the kit has been in transit for some time, give it a short charge before first use, using a USB-C cable and a standard charger.
• Step 4, prime the pod. Take two or three gentle, slow draws without firing continuously. This lets the wick soak up liquid and protects the coil.
• Step 5, vape normally. Draw steadily from the mouthpiece. Rest for a few seconds between puffs, especially in the first hour of a new pod.
• Step 6, store it upright. Keep the device with the mouthpiece pointing up when it is not in use, in a cool place away from sunlight.
• Step 7, swap the pod. When flavour thins or vapour drops, remove the pod and fit a new one. Do not wait for a burnt taste.

A few habits extend the life of both pods and devices. Keep unused pods sealed until you need them. Wipe the contacts with a dry cloth if you see residue, never with liquids. Do not store a loaded kit in a pocket with a heat source or in a bag exposed to sun. If you plan to leave the device unused for several days, remove the pod and keep it upright so the liquid does not sit against the coil.

If you are new to nicotine salt devices, resist the urge to take long, hard draws. The mouthfeel is meant to be smooth and moderate, and short, patient puffs are the way to get that. You will also find that you need fewer puffs than you did with a cigarette to feel satisfied, so give yourself time to adjust before deciding the strength is wrong.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most pod faults are simple and fixable at home. Work through the cause before assuming a kit is faulty, and if none of this helps, contact us with a photo and your order number.

• No vapour, no light: the battery may be flat. Charge for a few minutes and try again. Check the pod is fully seated and clean the contacts with a dry cloth.
• Light flashes but nothing happens: the pod may be empty, loose or not recognised. Remove it, reseat it firmly and try again. If it is a new pod and the problem repeats, try a different kit from the pack to isolate whether the fault lies in the pod or the device.
• Burnt or harsh taste: a dry hit. The pod is probably running low, or you have been drawing too quickly. Replace the pod, because scorched cotton does not recover.
• Weak flavour from the start: prime with several gentle draws. Cold temperatures thicken liquid, so let a device that has been in a cold bag warm up for a few minutes.
• Leaking or wet residue: wipe the pod and device dry, and check the seating. Leaks often follow heat, pressure changes or laying the device on its side. If the pod body is cracked, replace it.
• Gurgling sound or spit-back: liquid has collected in the airflow path. Hold the device upright, blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear it, and wipe away any liquid.
• Charging does not start: try a different cable and a different power source. Look into the port for debris, and clear it with a wooden toothpick, not metal.
• Device gets warm: slight warmth in use is normal, but reduce your puff frequency and give it time to rest. Stop immediately if it becomes hot or swells.
• Nicotine feels too strong or too weak: this is a strength issue, not a fault. See the strength section and adjust with your next order.

Never open a pod, bend the coil, or attempt to repair the battery. If something looks physically damaged, put the device aside safely, away from flammable materials, and ask us for advice before using it again.

With five kits in the pack, you also have a quick diagnostic tool. Swap a suspect pod into a working device, or the reverse. If the fault follows the pod, the pod is at fault. If it stays with the device, the device is. That usually answers the question within a minute.

Value for money and how it compares

At £38.99 for five kits, the pack costs about £7.80 per kit. The bigger Pack Of 10 on this shop is listed at £74.99, around £7.50 per kit, so doubling up saves a small amount per unit. Standalone Rubik pods were listed at £3.99 each with a buy three for £10 offer at the time of writing, and prices and multibuys can change, so check the listing for current figures.

The honest cost question is not the price per kit but the price per week of use. Divide the pack price by the number of weeks you expect five pods to last, remembering that you will be using five pods and may keep the devices for longer. If you already own Rubik devices, standalone pods are the cheaper route. The pack makes most sense when you want new devices as well as pods, or when the shipping threshold matters to you, since a £38.99 order always qualifies for free UK delivery over £20.

How does it compare with the alternatives?

• Other closed pod systems from large brands, such as Vuse ePod or Elf Bar's Elfa line, often have the advantage of wider availability in high street shops, which is useful if you run out away from home. Hayati's advantages are the breadth of its flavour range and bulk pricing online.
• Refillable pod kits from brands such as Oxva or Vaporesso cost more upfront and need a little learning, but they are usually the cheapest to run over months because 10ml bottles of nicotine salt cost less per millilitre than sealed pods. Choose one of these if running cost matters more than convenience.
• Single-use disposables are no longer an option in Great Britain, so there is no like-for-like comparison to make. The Rubik works as a rechargeable pod system that is meant to be reused.

A fair verdict: the Rubik 7000 pack is competitive among closed pod systems when you value convenience and flavour range, and weaker than refillable systems on running cost. It does not publish every specification, which is a mark against it for buyers who like to compare numbers. Compared with buying kits and pods one at a time, a pack saves effort and a little money, and it ensures you never run out mid-week.

Delivery and buying terms are straightforward. UK delivery is free over £20, weekday orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day, and age verification applies to every order. Our stock is genuine, supplied through legitimate channels, and any fault or picking error is resolved without argument. Consumables cannot be returned once opened for hygiene reasons.