Blackberry Raspberry (Purple) Hayati Liora Prefilled Vape Pods

Overview

The Blackberry Raspberry (Purple) Hayati Liora Prefilled Vape Pods by Hayati in Blackberry Raspberry (Purple) at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Hayati Liora Blackberry Raspberry (Purple) prefilled pods: what they are

Hayati Liora Prefilled Vape Pods in Blackberry Raspberry (Purple) are replacement pods for the Hayati Liora pod system. Each pod arrives sealed and already filled with nicotine salt e-liquid, so there is nothing to pour, no bottle to carry and no sticky fingers. You take a pod from its packet, press it into the Liora battery body, and you are ready to vape. When the pod runs dry you clip it out, send it for recycling and fit a fresh one. The battery body stays with you and keeps working for months.

The Purple tag in the name is simply the colour code Hayati uses for this flavour, a deep berry tone that matches the contents. Blackberry Raspberry is one of the fruit profiles in the wider Liora family, which also includes a Hayati Liora pod vape kit sold separately. If you already own the Liora battery, these pods are the consumable half of the system. If you do not yet own the device, you will need the kit first, because the pods are not designed to work on their own and are not interchangeable with other brands' pod formats.

Here is a quick snapshot of the product so you know what you are looking at before reading on:

• Format: closed, prefilled replacement pod for the Hayati Liora battery.
• Flavour: blackberry and raspberry, a sweet-tart mixed berry with no cooling additive.
• E-liquid capacity: up to 2ml, which is the legal maximum for a pod in the UK.
• Nicotine type: nicotine salt, with the strengths on offer shown in the selector on the product page.
• Coil: mesh coil built into the pod, so every new pod comes with a new coil.
• Intended user: adult smokers and existing vapers aged 18 or over.

The whole idea behind a prefilled pod system is convenience without the waste of a single-use device. Since single-use vapes were banned for sale in Great Britain on 1 June 2025, rechargeable systems like this one have become the mainstream route for people who want a simple, no-fuss vape. You keep the battery, swap the pod, and only the small consumable part leaves your pocket. That is easier on your wallet over a few months and easier on the environment than throwing away a battery with every few hundred puffs.

This page walks through how the pods perform, what the flavour actually tastes like, how the hardware is built, how to choose a nicotine strength, who the product suits, how to fit and use it, what to do when something goes wrong, and how it stacks up on value against rivals. We have kept it honest, including the places where this format is not the right choice for you.

Performance and puff delivery

Puff counts are the number people look at first and trust least. On a pod system the practical question is how many puffs you get from one pod, and the answer depends on the liquid volume, the coil resistance, the battery output and the way you draw. Manufacturers publish figures based on a standard draw of roughly two to three seconds, and real life is messier than that.

The legal ceiling for a pod in the UK is 2ml, so that is the sensible capacity to expect from a Liora pod. As a working rule of thumb, mouth-to-lung pod systems of this class return roughly 250 to 300 puffs per millilitre, which puts a full 2ml pod somewhere between 500 and 600 puffs of ordinary use. Longer, slower draws burn through liquid faster; short sips stretch it out. A light user who takes ten to fifteen puffs an hour could make one pod last two or three days. Someone vaping steadily through the day may finish a pod in a day or a little under.

Vapour production is moderate by design. The draw is tight and restricted, closer to pulling on a cigarette than to the open, airy inhale of a sub-ohm tank. You should not expect large clouds. What you should expect is steady flavour and a consistent hit of nicotine across the life of the pod. That consistency matters more than headline puff figures, and it is where a mesh coil earns its place. Wicking is spread across a wide surface, so heat is even and the liquid is used efficiently.

Here is what to look for in day-to-day performance:

• Draw activation: pod systems of this type are normally draw-activated, so there is no button to press. You inhale and the coil heats.
• Ramp-up: the first puff after a long rest can feel slightly muted. Give the pod a couple of seconds of gentle drawing and it settles.
• Late-life behaviour: as the pod empties, flavour thins before the vapour does. When the berry taste fades and the throat hit turns harsh, the pod is nearly finished.
• Heat: a healthy pod stays comfortably cool to the touch. If it feels hot, you are chain vaping faster than the coil can wick.

Be realistic about the numbers. If you were hoping for a pod that lasts a week of heavy use, you will be disappointed, and so would you be with nearly every closed pod on the market, because 2ml is a hard cap. If you want a pod that lasts a sensible stretch, gives the same taste from the first puff to the last few, and costs a fixed price you can budget around, this format does that job well.

One practical tip: buy pods in multiples. A pod that runs out when you are away from home is the main frustration with any closed system, and a small stash removes that problem entirely.

Flavour profile: how blackberry and raspberry actually taste

Blackberry Raspberry is a mixed-berry profile built around two fruits that share a similar seedy, slightly tart character but taste quite different on the tongue. Blackberry brings the darker, deeper side, with a juicy sweetness and a faint earthy note. Raspberry sits on top, brighter and more perfumed, with a lifted sharpness. Together they create a rounded, jammy berry taste rather than a sour candy one.

On the inhale you will notice the raspberry first. It is the lighter note and reaches the palate quickly, giving a clean, slightly tangy front. Blackberry builds in the middle of the draw, adding body and sweetness. On the exhale the two settle into a smooth, lingering berry finish that is closer to a fruit compote than to a boiled sweet. There is no menthol or cooling agent in this profile, so the throat feels warm rather than icy. If you want a cold finish, there are separate iced berry flavours in other lines, but this one is intentionally straightforward.

How it behaves in a pod system:

• Sweetness level: medium to medium-high. It is sweeter than a plain tobacco or mint, but not syrupy.
• Sharpness: the raspberry gives a gentle tartness that stops the sweetness feeling heavy over a long session.
• Throat hit: controlled by the nicotine strength you choose, not by the flavour. Higher strengths feel crisper at the back of the throat.
• Flavour fatigue: berry profiles tend to age better than dessert or sweet candy ones, so you are less likely to tire of it after a few pods.

Compared with single-fruit flavours, a berry blend gives you a bit more to taste without being complicated. If you have vaped strawberry or a basic blueberry and found them one-note, blackberry and raspberry adds depth. If you prefer very clean, bright fruit such as watermelon or apple, this will feel richer and darker than you expect.

A note on expectations: flavour is subjective, and how you draw changes it. A slower, longer pull gives the blackberry more room to develop. A quick sip emphasises the raspberry. If you find the taste too sweet at first, try a slightly shorter draw and wait between puffs so the coil can reset. If you find it too muted, make sure the pod is seated fully and that you are not draining it too fast in a single sitting.

If you like the taste but want something to alternate with, other Hayati Liora flavours work in the same battery, so you can swap pods without changing hardware. The nine-flavour range of the family is shown on the Liora kit page, and individual pods for the other flavours are listed separately in the shop.

Design and build quality

The pod itself is a small, rounded-rectangle cartridge with a flat mouthpiece and a transparent or semi-transparent window, depending on the batch, so you can see how much liquid is left. The Purple colour code is usually reflected in a tinted label or accent on the pod body, which makes it easy to tell flavours apart when you carry a few at a time. Pods are moulded from food-contact-grade plastic and designed to be handled and fitted with one hand.

The point of contact between pod and battery is a pair of metal pins on the underside and a snug magnetic or friction-fit seat. This is where build quality shows. A pod that clicks in firmly and sits flush with the battery body gives a reliable electrical connection. A pod that wobbles or sits proud may give intermittent firing, so it is worth confirming the seat every time you fit one.

Things to check on arrival:

• Seal: the pod should arrive with its tamper film or silicone plugs intact. If liquid has leaked inside the packet, do not use the pod and contact us.
• Mouthpiece: it should feel smooth with no flashing or rough edges from moulding.
• Contacts: the metal pins or plates on the base should be clean and free of residue.
• Window: you should see liquid at a level consistent with a full 2ml pod, not a half-empty one.

A common failure point on closed pods is the airflow channel, which can collect condensation. Hayati's design routes air through a central tube past the coil, with the condensation collecting in a small well beneath. It is a standard layout, and in normal use you will not need to do anything to it. If you do notice a small amount of liquid in the mouthpiece, wipe it with a dry tissue. It is condensation, not a fault.

In the hand, the pod adds only a small amount of height to the Liora battery body. The finished device remains pocketable, closer to a lighter in size than to a traditional box mod. The mouthpiece is shaped to sit comfortably against the lips without needing a firm bite, which makes long sessions less tiring.

Build quality is, as with any prefilled pod, a matter of manufacturing consistency. Hayati produces at scale, and individual pods vary slightly from one batch to another. We check every pod for visible defects before dispatch, but we cannot see inside the sealed liquid chamber. If you do receive a pod that is faulty, our returns process covers it, as set out in the FAQ below.

Battery and charging

The pods themselves have no battery. Power comes from the Hayati Liora battery body, which is rechargeable and sold in the Liora kit. Understanding how that battery behaves helps you get the most from every pod, so it is worth covering here.

Pod kits in this class normally carry a built-in lithium-polymer battery in the 400mAh to 1000mAh range, with the exact figure shown on the kit listing and printed on the packaging. As a sense check, a 500mAh battery driving a fixed-output pod will normally last a full day of light to moderate use, about 250 to 350 puffs, which means a typical 2ml pod may take one to two full battery charges to finish. A larger battery will last a heavier user through a day and often into the next.

Charging is via USB-C at the base of the device. Charging takes around 30 to 60 minutes from a standard 5V phone charger or a computer USB port, depending on capacity. Many devices of this kind have an LED indicator that changes colour or flashes while charging and goes solid or turns off when full. Check your kit's leaflet for the exact signal.

Battery care that makes a real difference:

• Use a standard 5V charger. Fast-charging bricks that negotiate higher voltages are usually fine because the device only takes what it needs, but a plain 5V phone charger is the safest choice.
• Do not charge unattended overnight on a soft surface. Place the device on a hard surface, away from bedding or sofas.
• Avoid heat. Never leave the device in a hot car or in direct sunlight. High temperatures degrade lithium cells and may affect the liquid.
• Do not run it to zero repeatedly. Topping up when the LED shows low charge extends battery life compared with draining it flat each time.
• Use the cable that came with it, or a reputable replacement. Damaged or very cheap cables are a common cause of charging faults.

A frequent point of confusion: if the pod stops producing vapour but still has liquid, the battery is the first suspect. Plug the device in for ten minutes and try again. If it fires normally after a brief charge, the pod is fine and the battery was low. If it still does not fire with a full battery, the pod seat or the coil is the more likely cause, and the troubleshooting section below covers the steps.

Finally, the battery will not last forever. After a year or so of daily use you may notice shorter run times. At that point the kit can be recycled and replaced, and your pods carry on working with the new battery body if it is the same Liora format.

Coil and mesh technology inside the pod

Every Liora pod contains its own coil, so the heating element is replaced each time you replace the pod. That is the central advantage of the closed-pod approach: no priming, no coil changes, no wicking cotton to handle. The coil in this pod is a mesh type, which is worth explaining because it shapes how the vape tastes and how it lasts.

A traditional round-wire coil is a spiral of resistance wire wrapped around a cotton wick. The wire touches the cotton along a thin line, so heat is concentrated in small areas. A mesh coil replaces the wire spiral with a flat or curved sheet of fine woven stainless steel, with the cotton wick pressed against it. The mesh has a much larger surface area, so it heats a wider stretch of liquid more evenly and more quickly.

What that means in practice:

• Faster ramp-up. The liquid reaches vaporising temperature quickly, so the first puff of a draw is already flavoured.
• More even flavour. Because heat is spread out, there are fewer hot spots that produce a burnt note.
• Better vapour for the power. Mesh turns more liquid into vapour per watt, which helps on a small battery.
• Longer coil life. Lower localised heat means the cotton chars more slowly, so the pod stays palatable for longer.

Resistance on a pod of this type typically sits between about 0.8 and 1.2 ohm, with the exact value fixed by the manufacturer and not shown on the label. At that resistance, and at the low output of a small battery, the coil operates in the single-digit to low-double-digit watt range, which is appropriate for nicotine salt liquid. Nicotine salt formulations are designed for exactly this kind of low-power, tight-draw device. They deliver a smoother hit at higher strengths than freebase nicotine, which is why they dominate pod systems.

Mesh coils do have limits. They are sensitive to being fired dry. If you pull hard on a pod that is almost empty, the mesh can scorch, and the flavour turns acrid. Once you taste that burnt note, stop and replace the pod. Continuing only makes the problem worse and offers no benefit.

Because the coil is sealed in, you cannot clean it or replace it separately. When flavour has dulled over time, the pod has done its job. Our recommendation is to treat each pod as a consumable with a finite lifetime of 500 to 600 puffs, and to swap it as soon as the taste drops rather than trying to squeeze out the last few draws.

Choosing a nicotine strength

The strength you choose has a bigger effect on your experience than almost any other factor, so it deserves careful thought. In the UK, the maximum nicotine strength for any e-liquid sold is 20mg/ml, which is often written as 2% nicotine. That cap applies to pods, tanks and refill bottles alike, and it is the strength most people moving off cigarettes find easiest to use.

The strengths available for this pod are shown in the selector on the product page. As a general guide:

• 20mg/ml (2%). The highest legal strength. This suits current smokers, particularly those who smoke ten or more cigarettes a day, and anyone switching who finds lower strengths leave them reaching for a cigarette. The throat hit is firm but, with nicotine salts, smoother than the same strength in freebase form.
• 10mg/ml (1%). A middle ground for lighter smokers, social smokers, and vapers who find 20mg too strong. Many people step down to this level after a few weeks of vaping.
• Lower strengths, where offered. Suited to people reducing their nicotine intake, or to those who vape for the flavour and habit rather than for nicotine.

How to choose in practice:

• If you smoke a pack a day and are switching, start at 20mg. Starting too low usually leads to heavier puffing, shorter pod life and cravings that send people back to cigarettes.
• If you smoke a handful of cigarettes a day, begin at 10mg and move up only if you feel unsatisfied after a week.
• If you are already vaping at a high strength and want to cut down, drop one step at a time over several weeks rather than all at once.

Signs that your strength is wrong. Too high: lightheadedness, nausea, a harsh throat hit that makes you cough, sweating or a racing heart. Put the device down and drink some water if this happens. Too low: constant puffing, quick pod depletion, irritability and ongoing cravings.

One important rule: never use a nicotine product if you are under 18, and do not start vaping if you have never smoked. Vaping is meant for adults who smoke and want a less harmful alternative. It is not risk free, and nicotine is addictive.

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a heart condition or take regular medication, speak to a GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product. NHS stop-smoking services also offer free support and can help you pair vaping with a structured plan to quit. That combination tends to work better than going it alone.

Who these pods suit, and who should skip them

No product suits everyone, and being clear about fit saves you money. Here is who tends to be happy with Hayati Liora Blackberry Raspberry pods, and who is better served elsewhere.

These pods suit:

• Adult smokers switching to vaping. The tight, mouth-to-lung draw feels familiar and the nicotine salt delivers a satisfying hit without needing to learn a new technique.
• Existing Liora owners. If you already have the battery, a stock of pods in a flavour you like is the cheapest way to keep going.
• People who want low maintenance. No filling, no coil changes, no spilled liquid. Fit, vape, replace.
• Fruit flavour fans. Particularly those who like mixed berry, jam, or fruit compote profiles rather than candy or dessert ones.
• Anyone coming off single-use vapes. Now that single-use devices are no longer legally sold in Great Britain, a rechargeable pod system is the nearest like-for-like replacement with a similar learning curve.

You may want to look elsewhere if:

• You do not already own, and do not want to buy, the Liora battery. The pods only work in that system.
• You want big clouds. A sub-ohm tank or a higher-powered pod mod will do that much better.
• You prefer to choose your own e-liquid. A refillable pod system lets you pick any juice and usually costs less per millilitre.
• You dislike sweet flavours. Blackberry Raspberry is a sweet-tart fruit profile. If you prefer tobacco, mint or unsweetened flavours, other lines serve you better.
• You are a heavy all-day vaper. A closed 2ml pod will need replacing often. Open systems with larger tanks or refill bottles will be cheaper and less fiddly.
• You are under 18, or you have never smoked. Nicotine products are not for you.

Think also about how you live. If you travel a lot, pods are neat to carry, and a few spare ones in a jacket pocket take almost no room. If you like to vape at your desk or at home, a refillable system might fit better. If you share a house with children or pets, store spare pods well out of reach, because the liquid contains nicotine and is harmful if swallowed.

Finally, if you are not currently a smoker, we would gently suggest you do not start. Vaping exists to help adults leave tobacco behind. If that is not you, a product like this is not necessary and adds nicotine dependence without a health benefit.

How to fit and use the pods

Using a prefilled pod is straightforward, but a few small habits make a noticeable difference to flavour and pod life. Follow these steps for a clean start.

Step by step:

• 1. Charge the battery first. A new Liora battery body often ships with a partial charge. Give it a short top-up so it is ready when you are.
• 2. Remove the packaging and any seals. Peel off any film or plastic caps from the pod. Check the mouthpiece and base for liquid. A drop of condensation is normal; a leaking pod is not.
• 3. Align and press. Line the pod up with the opening on the battery body and press until you feel it seat firmly. Many Liora pods are keyed so they only fit one way.
• 4. Prime with a few gentle draws. Take two or three slow, short pulls without inhaling deeply. This lets the liquid soak into the cotton. Skipping this step is the most common reason a new pod tastes weak or burnt.
• 5. Vape at a relaxed pace. Draw for two to three seconds, then pause for several seconds before the next puff. Continuous rapid draws overheat the coil and shorten the pod.
• 6. Replace when flavour fades. Do not wait until the pod is completely dry. Change it as soon as the taste dulls or turns harsh.

Storage and carrying tips:

• Store spare pods upright, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Avoid keeping pods loose in a bag with keys, because the mouthpiece can pick up fluff and the contacts can be bent.
• If you keep the pod fitted in the battery between sessions, store the device upright to limit liquid pooling at the coil.
• Do not leave pods in a hot car. Heat thins the liquid and can cause leaks.

Changing flavours: when you swap a pod for a different flavour, expect a little ghosting for the first puff or two from the previous flavour on the battery contacts. This is harmless. A quick wipe of the battery contacts with a dry cotton bud removes any residue.

Safety basics: keep nicotine products away from children and pets, do not modify the device, do not use a damaged battery, and do not vape in places where it is prohibited. On public transport and in many workplaces, vaping is not allowed, so check the local rules before you reach for the device.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with prefilled pods come down to a small handful of causes. Work through these in order before assuming the pod is faulty.

The pod does not produce vapour.

• Check the battery is charged. Plug it in for ten minutes and try again.
• Remove the pod and refit it, making sure it clicks fully into place.
• Clean the contacts on both the pod and the battery with a dry cotton bud.
• Try a slightly firmer draw. Some devices need a stronger pull to trigger the sensor.

The flavour tastes burnt.

• You may be draining the pod too quickly. Slow down and leave gaps between puffs.
• The pod may be nearly empty. Check the window, and if liquid is low, replace it.
• Do not keep puffing on a burnt-tasting pod. It will not recover, and it just gets worse.

The pod leaks.

• A little condensation in the mouthpiece is normal. Wipe it away with a tissue.
• If liquid is running out of the base, the pod may be damaged or the seal faulty. Stop using it and contact us with your order number.
• Store pods upright, and avoid temperature extremes and airline-style pressure changes, which can force liquid out.

The hit is weak or the flavour is dull.

• The pod may need priming. Take a few gentle draws to wet the cotton.
• The pod may be near the end of its life. Replace it.
• If you recently switched flavour, a tiny bit of ghosting from the previous pod is normal and fades quickly.

The throat hit is too harsh.

• You may be using a nicotine strength that is too high. Consider stepping down.
• You may be drawing too hard. A gentle, slow draw is smoother.

The LED flashes and nothing happens.

• This usually signals low battery or a short circuit. Charge the device and check the pod seat.
• If it keeps flashing after charging, try a different pod to see whether the issue lies with the pod or the battery.

If you have been through these steps and the pod still does not work, keep the packaging, take a photo of the fault if you can, and contact us. We will sort a replacement or refund, as set out in the FAQ below. Please do not try to open or modify the pod, because the liquid contains nicotine and the contents can irritate skin and eyes.

Value for money and honest comparisons

Value is more than the number on the price tag. It is the price per puff, the cost of the hardware you need, the amount of hassle, and how much you enjoy the taste. Here is how Hayati Liora prefilled pods stack up in practice.

Cost per day. If a 2ml pod gives roughly 500 to 600 puffs and you take around 200 puffs a day, you will use about one pod every two to three days. That keeps weekly spend modest, and a multi-pack lowers the unit price further. You pay once for the Liora battery, then only for pods.

Against single-use vapes. Single-use devices are no longer legally sold in Great Britain, so the comparison now is mostly historical. For anyone who used them, a pod system costs less over a month or two because you are not throwing away a battery and a charging port every few days. It also produces less waste, though pods still need correct recycling.

Against other closed-pod systems. Systems such as Elf Bar's Elfa and Vuse's ePod use the same basic idea: a rechargeable battery and a closed prefilled pod, typically around 2ml at 20mg or less. In use, they feel similar, and the decision usually comes down to flavour range, availability and price per pod. Hayati's strengths here are a wide fruit range and a mesh coil in every pod. If you already own a rival's battery, switching brands means buying a new device, so in that case it is more sensible to stay put.

Against refillable pod kits. Open systems such as the Vaporesso XROS or SMOK Novo families let you fill pods with any e-liquid from a bottle. Per millilitre they are usually cheaper, you can pick from a huge range of flavours, and you can reuse the pod for several fills. The trade-off is hands-on effort: you fill, you prime, you occasionally replace the coil, and you risk spills. If you value convenience, prefilled wins. If you value cost and choice, refillable wins. It is a fair trade, and honest vapers choose differently.

Against a cheaper tank-and-mod setup. A basic tank with a bottle of nicotine salt liquid costs less per millilitre still, but it demands learning and care. For a new user who wants something that just works, that is a lot to take on at once.

Our honest view is this. Hayati Liora Blackberry Raspberry pods are good value if you already own the battery and like the flavour, because you get a consistent, low-effort vape at a fixed price. They are less compelling if you are price-driven and willing to fill your own pods. If you are unsure, try one pod and judge it for yourself before buying a large stock. The listing price is the price you pay, and delivery cost is shown at checkout before you confirm.

UK rules, delivery, recycling and storage

Vaping products in the UK are governed by the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016, along with newer rules on single-use devices. These shape the product in your hand, so it helps to know the basics.

The main rules for pods and e-liquid:

• Nicotine e-liquid is limited to 20mg/ml.
• Pods and tanks are limited to 2ml of liquid.
• Refill bottles are limited to 10ml.
• Packaging must carry a health warning and a full ingredients list.
• Nicotine products may only be sold to people aged 18 or over.

The 20mg/ml cap applies to every type of vape, including the disposables that used to be common. Since 1 June 2025, single-use vapes can no longer be sold in Great Britain, which is why a rechargeable battery with replaceable pods is now the normal alternative.

Delivery. We deliver across the UK. Delivery options and prices are shown at checkout, and orders are packed discreetly. Because nicotine products are age restricted, you must be 18 or over to buy, and we may ask for age verification on your order. Check your order confirmation email for tracking details once your parcel is dispatched.

Recycling. Used pods contain a small coil, residual nicotine and plastic, so they should not go into household bins or ordinary recycling. Instead:

• Take used pods to a vape or electrical recycling drop-off point. Many local council recycling centres have a small-electricals bank, and shops that sell vaping products are required to offer take-back for vape waste.
• Keep used pods in a sealed bag or container until you can drop them off.
• Recycle the battery body at the end of its life through the same small-electricals route. Never put a lithium battery in general waste, because it can cause fires in bin lorries and sorting plants.

Storage and safety. Keep pods, batteries and chargers out of reach of children and pets. Store them at room temperature, away from direct heat and sunlight. Nicotine liquid can be harmful if swallowed or if it gets on skin or in eyes. If that happens, rinse the area with water and seek medical advice. If a child or pet swallows liquid, contact NHS 111 or a vet immediately.

Finally, our legal duty and our own policy are the same: we do not sell to anyone under 18, and we do not market vaping to non-smokers. If you smoke and want to quit, NHS stop-smoking services offer free support alongside vaping, and combining the two gives better results than either alone.