Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit

Overview

The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit by Hayati delivers up to 30,000 puffs across 20 flavours at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit Overview

The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit is a complete starter set from Hayati. It pairs a rechargeable pod base with a sealed, prefilled pod that is ready to use straight from the box, and the manufacturer rates the pod at 30,000 puffs. It sits in the big-puff corner of the UK market and is aimed at adults who want a device that is simple to operate, with no bottles to open, no coils to swap and no settings to learn. You unpack it, remove any protective film, and start drawing.

The word shisha in the name tells you what the flavour range is built around. Instead of the single-fruit profiles that dominate most vape shelves, this line leans on the layered, sweet and often minty combinations that people associate with hookah lounges: double apple, grape and mint, peach and grape, lychee and ice. The family has 21 flavour options, and each one has its own listing in the shop, so you choose a flavour first and then pick a nicotine strength.

Here is a quick summary of the facts before the detail:

• Brand: Hayati, a name with over 700 products in our catalogue
• Format: prefilled pod kit, meaning the base and a first pod in one box
• Puff rating: 30,000, which is a manufacturer figure and not a guarantee
• Nicotine: nic salt formulation, offered in 10mg and 20mg
• Price: kit variants are listed at £8.99, with matching replacement pods at £7.99
• Operation: draw activated, so there is no button to press

The difference between the kit and the pod listings matters, so be clear about it before you order. The kit includes the hardware and a first pod. The pod-only listings in the same range are refills for a base you already own. If this is your first Hayati pod device, buy the kit. If you already have the base, the pods are the cheaper route. Everything on this page is written for adult smokers and vapers only, and the whole range is strictly 18+. If you do not currently smoke, this product is not for you.

The rest of this guide covers the flavour style, how the puff rating should be read, what to expect from the build, battery and mesh coil, how to choose between 10mg and 20mg, who should skip this kit, how to set it up, what to do when something goes wrong, and how it stacks up on price against the alternatives.

What the Shisha Flavour Style Means

Traditional hookah is built on tobacco blended with fruit, molasses or glycerine, smoked slowly over a session that can last close to an hour. The vape interpretation drops the tobacco entirely and keeps the part most people remember: a sweet fruit body, a cool mint or ice finish, and a rounded, slightly syrupy middle. In practice that produces a lot of apple, grape, peach, berry and lychee notes, usually blended in pairs, and very often finished with menthol or a frosty exhale.

Three traits define the style, and knowing them will help you pick a flavour you will actually enjoy:

• Layering: shisha blends rarely stop at one note. Expect a fruit on the inhale and a second fruit or a mint on the exhale, so the flavour changes as you draw.
• Sweetness: the base tends to be soft and sweet rather than sharp. Think ripe fruit and sugar syrup, not tart sweets.
• Cooling finish: many of the pairings carry an ice or mint component. It is usually a light freshness on the exhale rather than a heavy menthol blast, though intensity differs between flavours.

Equally, it helps to know what shisha flavours are not. They are not sharp sour candy, they are not creamy dessert or bakery profiles, and they are not tobacco. If your favourite flavours are blue raspberry sweets, custard or caramel, you will find fewer matches here, although a few names such as Strawberry Laces and Gum and Mint lean closer to sweet-shop territory than hookah lounge.

A note on naming. Each variant in this family lists two flavour names separated by a slash, for example Grape and Mint/Blueberry and Mint. That convention signals a pairing rather than a single note. We describe the typical character of each pairing in this guide, but the individual product page for your chosen variant is the place to confirm exactly how the pairing is presented, because we do not want to promise a mechanism the listing does not state.

If you have enjoyed a hookah lounge, the comparison holds for flavour feel only. The experience is quite different: vapour from a pod device is thinner than hookah smoke, and a session is a handful of draws rather than a long evening. Treat the shisha label as a flavour direction, not a promise of a hookah experience in your pocket.

Flavour Pairings in the Range

With 21 options in the family, the range covers most of the shisha spectrum. These are the pairings most buyers ask about, described from their names and the typical way those flavour profiles are built. Individual batches and personal taste vary, so treat this as a map rather than a tasting note.

• Double Apple/Double Apple: the hookah classic. Double apple is usually a sweet apple with a faint aniseed edge, and it is the most recognisable shisha flavour for anyone who has been to a lounge. A sensible first choice if you want the genuine style.
• Apple Mint Grape/Peach Grape Mint: a multi-fruit pairing with mint running through it. Expect grape as the dominant sweetness, apple or peach brightening the top, and a cool mint finish.
• Grape and Mint/Blueberry and Mint: a berry and mint pairing for people who like their menthol softened by fruit. Grape and mint is a long-standing shisha combination and tends to be smooth.
• Watermelon Ice/Peach Ice: two juicy fruits with an ice finish. Watermelon gives a light, watery sweetness while peach adds a rounder, slightly sticky body.
• Bru Ice Lemon Mint/Bru Ice and Rubi Lychee: citrus and lychee with an ice component. A good pick if you find apple and grape too sweet and want something lighter and more floral.
• Strawberry Laces/Strawberry Watermelon: the sweet-shop end of the range. Strawberry leads in both halves, which suits anyone who wants an easy, familiar flavour.
• Gum and Mint/Watermelon Bubblegum: chewing-gum sweetness with mint on one side and a watermelon bubblegum twist on the other. Expect a sweet, candy-leaning profile.
• Blue Slush & Raspberry/Vim Frozen Blueberry: berry-heavy with a frozen feel. For fans of blue raspberry style flavours who still want a cooling exhale.

Other variants in the family include Blue Mist Pink/Love 66, Magic Love/Lady Killer, Sex On The Beach/Love 66 and Kiwi, Journey Sweet/Lucid Dream, Raspberry Kiwi Fresh Mist/Kiwi Orange Mint, Lemon Lime/Lemon Mint, and Frozen Blueberry Raspberry/Frozen Apple Raspberry. Names such as Love 66, Lady Killer and Lucid Dream are brand-style names rather than ingredient lists, so expect a blend of fruit and cooling notes rather than any single fruit, and read the variant page for the description.

If you are unsure where to start, Double Apple or Watermelon Ice are low-risk choices. If you dislike menthol, avoid any variant with mint or ice in the name and pick one of the fruit-led pairings instead. Because a 30,000 puff pod is a long commitment to one flavour, it is worth choosing deliberately rather than guessing. Every flavour is available in the same two nicotine strengths, so you are choosing taste first and strength second.

Puff Delivery: What 30,000 Puffs Means in Practice

The 30,000 figure is a manufacturer rating. It comes from the maker's own test conditions, which normally use short, even draws on a machine, and it is not something we or an independent laboratory have verified. UK rules limit how much nicotine e-liquid a pod or tank can hold, which is one reason puff ratings across the whole big-puff category should be read as headline figures from the brand rather than as promises. The honest way to use the number is as a rough relative scale: a 30K rated pod is intended to last considerably longer than a smaller pod, but how much longer depends on you.

Real-world puff counts are shaped by several things:

• Draw length: a long, slow draw uses more liquid and battery than a short one. If you take three-second pulls, you will get fewer puffs from the pod than the machine rating assumes.
• Frequency: chain-drawing in a row warms the coil and uses liquid quickly, while spaced-out draws stretch the pod.
• Strength: some people take fewer, shorter draws on 20mg because the nicotine satisfies sooner. Others take more draws on 10mg to get the same feeling.
• Environment: cold conditions thicken liquid and can make early draws feel muted, while heat can encourage leaking.

Here is some simple arithmetic to show why the paper figure is only a guide. If you take 200 puffs a day, a 30,000 rating works out to 150 days on paper. At 400 puffs a day it works out to 75 days. Most people will land lower than those figures, because the rating uses short draws and real draws are longer. Nobody should plan their budget around the full 30,000, but a pod that lasts several weeks to a few months for a moderate user is a reasonable expectation to hold in mind.

Because this is a draw-activated system, the delivery should feel consistent from the first puff to the last. The pattern to watch for is a gradual change rather than a sudden stop. Flavour usually thins first, then vapour volume drops, and only near the end do you get a harsh or dry taste. A harsh taste early in a pod's life usually points to a technique problem (see the troubleshooting section) rather than a pod nearing empty.

A practical tip: note the date you start a pod and the date it fades. After one pod you will have a personal figure for how long a pod lasts you, which is far more useful than any printed rating when you plan your next order.

Design, Build and Handling

A prefilled pod kit of this kind has two parts: a base that holds the battery and electronics, and a pod that holds the e-liquid, wick and coil. The pod seats onto the base with a snap fit and the mouthpiece is part of the pod, so every pod you fit comes with a fresh mouthpiece. The body is plastic, as with nearly all products in this class, and Hayati's shisha line tends to use colourful finishes rather than plain black. Our listing does not state dimensions or weight, so we do not quote any; the product photographs give the clearest idea of the shape and scale.

What matters in daily handling is less the styling and more a short list of practical points:

• Grip: larger pod kits are comfortable in the hand but are less pocket-friendly than small bars. Expect something closer to a short marker pen than a lighter.
• Pod seating: the pod should click in fully and sit flush. A pod that is not fully seated is the commonest cause of a dead-looking device.
• Mouthpiece: keep it clean and dry. If it feels sticky, wipe it with a dry tissue, not a wet one, because moisture near the airway can cause gurgling.
• Storage: keep the device upright where you can, out of direct sun, and away from keys or coins in a pocket that could contact the charging port.

Plastic bodies are light but are not impact-proof. A drop onto tile or concrete can crack the pod or loosen its connection to the base, so a small case or a separate pocket is worth the bother if you carry it daily. Check the pod for cracks or dampness when you take it out of the box. A small amount of liquid residue on the mouthpiece after shipping is possible with any prefilled pod, so wipe it clear before the first draw.

In use, the draw should feel smooth and fairly airy. Pod kits in this class are typically set up for a mouth-to-lung style draw, meaning you draw into your mouth first and then inhale, which is the style most people use when switching from cigarettes. If you want large, lung-filling clouds, that is not the target of this product, and we say so honestly so you can decide.

One final point on build: the pod and base are designed as a matched pair. Mixing pods from other product lines is not advisable. If you need a spare, buy the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K pods listed in the same family, and check that the listing names the same product line.

Battery and Charging

The base holds a rechargeable lithium battery, and it is the part of the kit designed to outlast several pods. Our listing does not give a milliamp-hour figure for the battery, so we will not guess one. What we can say from the category is that a pod kit with a 30,000 puff rating needs a battery sized to carry it through a very long pod, and that pod kits of this type normally charge through a USB-C port. Check the box contents for a cable and read the instruction leaflet, because we would rather you follow the maker's guidance than ours on specifics.

Good charging habits protect both the battery and your home:

• Charge before the device is completely flat. Lithium cells prefer being topped up to being run dead regularly.
• Use a sensible charger. A standard 5V phone-style adapter or a computer USB port is normally appropriate. Avoid unbranded fast chargers of unknown quality.
• Do not leave it charging unattended or overnight. This is general lithium battery safety advice, not specific to this product, and it matters because battery fires in the UK are a real problem.
• Keep it on a hard surface. Never charge on a bed, sofa or in a bag where heat cannot escape.
• Unplug when full. There is no benefit to leaving it connected after charging finishes.
• Stop using it if it swells, smells hot or has a damaged casing. Take it to a recycling point and replace it.

Battery life in practice depends on how you draw. Short, spaced draws are gentle; long chain draws drain faster and run warmer. Because the battery is designed to outlast the pod, you may find the base needs several charges across a single pod's life. Over many months, any lithium cell gradually loses capacity, so expect shorter runtimes between charges the longer you own the base. This is normal and not a fault.

Some people ask whether it is acceptable to use the kit while it is plugged in. Many makers advise against it, and as the instruction leaflet takes precedence over general advice, follow whatever the leaflet says. A simpler routine is to charge it when it is low, then unplug it and use it normally, which also keeps the port clear of fluff and pocket debris.

Store the kit at room temperature. Leaving it in a car on a hot day or on a windowsill in strong sun can damage the battery and encourage the pod to leak.

Mesh Coil Technology and Vapour Quality

Pods in this class use a mesh coil rather than a traditional round-wire coil. Our listing does not provide resistance, wattage or wicking material, so we describe the technology in general terms and leave the figures to the maker. A mesh coil is a thin sheet of metal formed into a pattern of tiny openings, and it touches the wick across a large surface area. Compared with a round-wire coil, that wider contact heats the e-liquid more evenly, ramps up quickly and tends to produce a steadier flavour from draw to draw.

The practical consequences of a mesh coil are worth knowing:

• Flavour consistency: even heating usually means the flavour you taste on the first day is close to the flavour on day ten.
• Fast response: because the mesh heats quickly, vapour arrives as soon as you start drawing, which suits a draw-activated system.
• Lower risk of hot spots: the wide contact area reduces the chance of one point of the wick burning while the rest stays wet.
• Sensitivity to liquid supply: a mesh coil needs a steady flow of liquid, so draws that are too fast and too frequent can outpace the wick and cause a dry hit.

This matters especially for shisha flavours, which tend to be sweet. Sweeteners in e-liquid can gradually leave a thin deposit on any coil, which is the usual reason flavour dulls towards the end of a long pod. You cannot clean a sealed prefilled pod, and trying to do so risks leaking or damaging it. When flavour has thinned to the point it stops being enjoyable, the practical fix is simply a new pod.

Nic salt e-liquid is the other half of the story. The catalogue attributes for this range list a nic salt formulation, which is the style used in most modern disposable-style and pod products. Nic salts tend to feel smoother at higher strengths than traditional freebase liquid, which is why a 20mg nic salt can be tolerable where a 20mg freebase would be harsh. They are also slightly thicker, so a coil that is well matched to the liquid matters for avoiding dry hits.

To get the most from the coil, take your draws at a steady, moderate pace of around two to three seconds, rest briefly between draws if you are using the device continuously, and avoid very long pulls. These habits protect the coil, preserve flavour and extend the life of the pod.

Choosing Between 10mg and 20mg Nicotine

This kit is offered in two nicotine strengths: 10mg and 20mg. UK rules cap the nicotine strength of vaping products at 20mg/ml, so the 20mg option is the maximum permitted for sale here. Neither strength is better in an absolute sense; the right one depends on your history and how you draw.

A simple way to think about the choice:

• 20mg: the strength most commonly chosen by adults who are switching from regular cigarette smoking and want a draw that feels familiar. The nic salt formulation keeps the throat hit smoother than the same strength would be in freebase liquid.
• 10mg: a lighter option for occasional users, for people who find 20mg harsh or who feel lightheaded after a few draws, and for anyone who vapes frequently through the day and wants to avoid taking in a lot of nicotine quickly.

Big-puff devices are different from small bars in one important respect. Because the pod holds a lot of e-liquid and the draw is easy, it is simple to take in more nicotine than you intend, especially if you are chain-drawing out of habit or boredom. Symptoms such as headache, nausea, dizziness or a racing heart after heavy use are a sign to put the device down, drink some water and choose a lower strength next time. If symptoms are severe or do not pass, seek medical advice.

Some practical notes for choosing:

• If you currently smoke around a pack a day and want to move over fully, 20mg is where most adults in that position begin.
• If you smoke lightly or socially, start at 10mg, because 20mg is likely to be more than you need.
• If you have never smoked, do not start. Nicotine is addictive, and this product is not for non-smokers.
• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a medical condition, talk to your GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product.

There is no way to dilute a sealed pod, so your strength decision is locked in for the life of that pod. The good news is the commitment is small: if you pick wrong, your next pod can be the other strength, and the base works with either. Because each variant offers both strengths, you do not have to trade flavour for strength.

The flavour does not change with nicotine level in any dramatic way, though 10mg versions can taste a touch sweeter and smoother simply because there is less throat hit competing with the fruit. If flavour is your priority, try 10mg first.

Who This Kit Suits and Who Should Skip It

No device is right for everyone, and a product page that tells you otherwise is not being straight with you. Here is a plain assessment.

This kit suits:

• Adult smokers who want a simple, draw-activated device that needs no maintenance and no vape know-how.
• Existing Hayati users who like the brand and want a larger pod with a different flavour direction.
• Anyone who dislikes refilling, coil changes and fiddly settings, but also does not want to throw a whole device away every few days.
• Vapers who enjoy shisha, fruit-and-mint and ice-style flavours rather than tobacco or dessert profiles.
• People who value a low running cost per day over a low up-front price, since a single pod can last weeks.

You should skip it if:

• You do not smoke. Nicotine is addictive, and this product is strictly for adults who already use nicotine. You must be 18 or over.
• You want adjustable power or airflow. This is a fixed, sealed system, so enthusiasts who tune their vape will find it limiting.
• You get bored with flavours quickly. A 30,000 puff pod is a long commitment to one profile. If you like swapping every few days, a smaller pod or a bottle of e-liquid in several flavours gives more variety for the money.
• You want large clouds. This is a mouth-to-lung style product, not a sub-ohm cloud device.
• You have limited access to charging. Rechargeable kits are only convenient if you can reliably top them up.
• You dislike sweet flavours. Shisha blends lean sweet, and tobacco or plain menthol users may be happier with a different range.
• You are pregnant or have a heart condition and have not spoken to a medical professional about nicotine use.

If you are on the fence, the cost of finding out is low. The kit is priced at £8.99, which is less than many people spend on a single pack of cigarettes, and the pod is the only consumable. That makes it a reasonable trial for an adult who is already considering a switch from smoking, while still being honest that it is not the right device for everyone.

Finally, remember that this product belongs to the same family as the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kits. If the shisha direction does not appeal, the wider Hayati range includes fruit-led and candy-led flavours that may suit you better.

Setting Up and Using Your Kit

Setup is intentionally short. The steps below cover a typical first use, but always check the instruction leaflet in your box if it differs.

• Step 1, unpack and inspect. Remove the kit from its packaging and check the pod for cracks, damp patches or loose parts. Remove any protective film, cap or plug from the mouthpiece and the underside of the pod.
• Step 2, seat the pod. If the pod is not already attached, press it onto the base until it clicks and sits flush. Do not force it; if it does not seat, line it up again.
• Step 3, optional first charge. If the leaflet recommends charging before first use, do so. Otherwise a short charge from a new device does no harm.
• Step 4, prime with gentle draws. Take two or three soft draws without inhaling deeply. This lets the wick draw liquid to the coil and avoids a dry first hit.
• Step 5, draw normally. Draw for around two to three seconds. The device is draw activated, so you do not press anything. Release and pause before the next draw.
• Step 6, pace yourself. Leave a few seconds between draws and avoid chaining. This protects the coil, saves liquid and stops you taking in nicotine faster than you intend.

When the flavour fades and vapour thins, it is time to change the pod:

• Pull the used pod straight off the base, without twisting.
• Press a new pod on until it clicks.
• Keep the old pod for recycling, not for the bin.

Day-to-day tips:

• Hold the device upright when you can. This keeps liquid pooled over the wick and reduces gurgling.
• Store it somewhere cool. Warmth thins the liquid and makes leaks more likely.
• Keep the charging port clean and dry. A little fluff from a pocket can interrupt the connection.
• Do not shake the device or try to open the pod.
• Keep it away from children and pets. Nicotine e-liquid is hazardous if swallowed, and prefilled pods are not child-proof once removed from the packaging.

Nothing about this is difficult, and most people are drawing within a minute of opening the box. If you are used to refillable systems, the main adjustment is accepting that you cannot adjust anything. That is the trade for convenience.

Troubleshooting, Care and Recycling

Most problems with prefilled pod kits come down to a short list of causes. Work through these before assuming the device is faulty.

• No vapour or no response: check that the pod is fully seated on the base, that you have removed any protective film, and that the battery has charge. Take a few gentle draws to prime the wick.
• Dry or burnt taste: usually caused by drawing too hard, too long or too often. Rest for a minute, take shorter draws and see whether it recovers. If the burnt taste persists on every draw, the pod is probably spent or the wick has dried and a new pod is the fix.
• Weak flavour: if the device is new, it may not yet be primed. If you are deep into a long pod, fading flavour is the normal sign that the pod is nearing its end.
• Leaking or sticky residue: wipe the pod and base with a dry tissue. Store the device upright and away from heat. If liquid keeps pooling at the base of the pod, replace the pod.
• Gurgling: excess liquid in the airway. Hold the device upright and blow gently through the mouthpiece, or wipe it dry, and avoid very long draws.
• Will not charge: try a different cable and adapter, check the port for fluff and make sure the cable is seated properly. If it still does not charge, contact us.
• Battery dies quickly: expect this with heavy chain-drawing, cold weather or an ageing battery. Charge more often and avoid leaving it in extreme temperatures.

If you have tried these steps and the device still does not work, keep the packaging and your order details and get in touch with us. We would rather help you than have you struggle.

Recycling is not optional. A used kit contains a lithium battery and electronic parts, which makes it electrical waste. It must never go in your household bin or kerbside recycling, because crushed batteries have started fires in bin lorries and waste sites. Retailers who sell vapes are expected to take back used devices, and many household waste recycling centres have a small electrical or dedicated vape recycling container. Take used pods and spent bases to one of these drop-off points. If a battery is swollen, damaged or hot, place it in a non-flammable container away from anything combustible and take it to a recycling point as soon as you can.

Looking after the kit also extends its life. Keep it dry, do not leave it in direct sun, do not drop it, and charge it sensibly. A base that is treated well should outlast multiple pods, which is the whole point of buying a pod kit rather than a single-use device.

Value for Money, Comparisons and Buying in the UK

On the figures, the kit is priced at £8.99 and a matching replacement pod at £7.99. On a paper rating of 30,000 puffs, that works out to roughly 30p per thousand puffs for the kit and about 27p per thousand for a pod. Real-world puff counts will be lower than the rating, so the true cost per puff is higher, but even with a generous allowance the running cost is modest. If a pod lasts you four weeks, the pod cost comes to about 29p a day.

Here is how it compares fairly with the alternatives:

• Smaller prefilled pod devices: cheaper per pod and often more compact, but you will swap pods more often and may spend more over a month. They suit people who want variety and portability over duration.
• Refillable pod kits and e-liquid: the lowest cost per millilitre and unlimited flavour choice. Hayati's own Crystal Pro Max nic salts are listed in this shop at £2.69 per bottle. The trade-offs are filling, spills, coil changes and a little learning, so they suit people who enjoy tinkering.
• Other big-puff pod kits from different brands: comparable in concept, and the sensible approach is to pick by flavour and nicotine options rather than by headline puff count, since the ratings are not measured on a common standard.
• Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kits: a step down on the rating, with a different flavour list. Worth considering if a specific flavour you want is only available there.
• Single-use vapes: these can no longer be sold in Great Britain since 1 June 2025. A rechargeable base with replaceable pods is a different product type, which also cuts waste.

Where this kit is strongest is convenience. It asks for nothing except charging and a pod swap every few weeks. Where it is weakest is flexibility: you cannot change the settings, and you are committing to one flavour for the length of a pod.

Buying from us is straightforward. Delivery within the UK is free on orders over £20, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched the same day. All stock is 100% genuine, and every order is for adults 18+ only. A kit at £8.99 plus two replacement pods at £7.99 each brings the basket to £24.97, which clears the free delivery threshold and gives you spare pods for later. If you are choosing between flavours, it is worth buying a second pod in a different pairing so you have a backup when the first fades.