Hayati Pro Max Plus Review: Design, Performance & The Top 10 Flavours

Specification	Detail
Dimensions	28 × 124.7 × 28mm
Battery	850mAh
Coil type	Mesh
Display	Battery + e-liquid level

Most best prefilled pod vape kits give you one small tank and leave you refilling every day. The Pro Max Plus does it differently: a 2ml pod handles the first stretch, then a 10ml reservoir feeds it automatically, for 12ml of e-liquid in total before you need a new pod. That's capacity that used to need a much bigger device.

Add in the swappable pod system (pop the empty one out, click a new flavour in), 20mg nicotine salt for a proper throat hit, and full UK TPD compliance, and you've got a kit clearly designed. 

Talking About Its Performance: Flavour, Vapour & Draw

On the draw, this is a mouth-to-lung (MTL) device, meaning the vapour pulls into your mouth first rather than straight to the lungs, the same sensation most disposable users are already used to. It's draw-activated too, so there's no button to fumble for.

The mesh coil is doing a lot of the work here. Compared with the coiled wire in cheaper pods, mesh heats more evenly, which means fewer of those harsh, burnt-tasting hits toward the end of a pod's life. Flavour stays fairly consistent from the first puff to somewhere near the 6,000th, and the 20mg nic salt strength gives a smooth hit rather than a scratchy one.

What's In The Box? 

Every Hayati Pro Max Plus kit ships with the device itself, one prefilled pod (already installed), and the 10ml refill pod pre-attached. What it doesn't include is the charging cable: you'll need your own USB-C lead, worth knowing before you order if you don't already have a spare lying around. There's no separate mouthpiece cover or carry case, so it goes straight from the box into your pocket.

Hayati Pro Max Plus Charging Time

Hayati doesn't exactly give a charging figure for the Pro Max Plus, but the 850mAh battery paired with USB-C fast charging means most users report a full charge in well under an hour. 

The onboard battery display takes the guesswork out of when to plug in: once the indicator drops low, a short charge is usually enough to get you through the rest of the day. 

Who Should Buy The Hayati Pro Max Plus?

This kit suits three types of vaper best: recent switchers from banned disposables who want the same feel without the legal grey area, MTL vapers who prefer a tight, cigarette-like draw over big cloud kits, and anyone who wants a wide flavour range without learning wattage settings or coil ohms. If you're after adjustable airflow or sub-ohm clouds, a kit like the Oxva Xlim SQ Pro further down this guide will suit you better.

Top 10 Flavours That's Everyone's Favourite 

Hayati's Hayati Pro Max Plus flavours have a lot of varieties but these ten get reordered the most. Let’s see what are those:

1. Watermelon Ice Nic Salt

The first pull when you take it gives a ripe, juicy watermelon flavour and then a wave of cool menthol rolls in on the exhale. That contrast is what people get hooked on: it never feels one-note or sickly, even on a fourth or fifth pod. It's the most reordered flavour because it works in every season, refreshing in summer, still satisfying in winter.

2. Triple Mango Nic Salt

Three shades of mango which are: a ripe, syrupy sweetness up front, a slightly tart edge in the middle, and a tropical finish that lingers rather than vanishing instantly. There's no ice here at all, which is exactly why fans of this one love it: it lets the fruit do all the work instead of masking it with menthol. Vapers who find ice flavours a bit harsh on the throat tend to land on this as their everyday pod.

3. Blue Razz Lemonade Nic Salt

This one tastes closer to a glass of fizzy blue lemonade than a straight fruit vape: sweet blue raspberry candy on the inhale, then a sharp, tangy lemonade fizz that cuts through it on the way out. That change between sugary and sour is what keeps people reaching for it, which is exactly the appeal for anyone who wants their pod to taste like something fun rather than just fruity.

4. Cherry Cola Nic Salt

Proper cola spice and a hint of vanilla up front, with dark cherry so it does not get too sweet. It's the most famous vape for anyone who likes cherry cola sweets, and vapers prefer it because it doesn't fatigue the palate the way some fruit-forward flavours can. The cola spice keeps each puff feeling a bit different from the last, which makes it an easy one to vape all day without getting bored.

5. Bubblegum Ice Nic Salt

Chewy, tutti-frutti bubblegum sweetness on the inhale, then an icy menthol finish that stops it from tasting like candy syrup by the end of the pod. It sits right in the middle ground between the sweet-tooth crowd and the ice crowd, which is exactly why it wins over both: sweet vape fans get a treat-like flavour, and ice fans still get that cooling exhale they're chasing, so nobody feels like they've compromised.

6. Lemon Lime Nic Salt 

Sharp, zesty citrus with none of the syrupy sweetness most of this list leans on, closer to fresh lemon and lime than to a lemonade or a sweet. Vapers who vape heavily through the day because it is genuinely good in taste. Moreover it doesn't build up a cloying aftertaste the way sweeter pods can, so the tenth puff of the day still tastes as crisp as the first.

7. Fizzy Cherry Nic Salt

This comes with a fizzy, slightly sour candy bite up front that mellows into a rounder cherry sweetness as you exhale. It's punchier than Cherry Cola and less smooth, which is exactly what its fans want, a flavour with a bit of bite to it rather than something mellow, so it stands out in a rotation of softer, sweeter pods.

8. Banana Ice

A creamy, almost milkshake-like banana base that stays smooth rather than artificial, finished with a cool menthol tail that's noticeably gentler than most other ice flavours here. That softer chill is the whole draw for a lot of vapers: people who find flavours like Watermelon Ice or Fresh Mint too sharp on the throat often settle on this instead, since it delivers a cooling exhale without the harshness.

9. Mr Blue Nic Salt

Hayati's signature blue raspberry, sweet and slightly tart but never sharp, with a mellow, rounded finish rather than the punchy fizz you get from Blue Razz Lemonade. It's an easy, unfussy vape that doesn't ask much of you, which is precisely why it's such a common first pick: newer vapers or anyone unsure what they fancy can reach for this and know it won't overwhelm them.

10. Fresh Mint Nic Salt

Straight, cold menthol with nothing else mixed in, no fruit, no sweetness, just a clean, icy hit that clears the palate instantly. It's not for everyone, and that's the point: the vapers who choose it want exactly this, often as a way to cut through flavour fatigue after a run of sweeter pods, or simply because they prefer their vape to feel more like a cold breath of air than a dessert.

Hayati Pro Max Plus Vs The Competition

If you're weighing the Pro Max Plus against other kits, then have a look at this table. All three are rechargeable, TPD compliant, and run nicotine salt e-liquid, but they're built for slightly different vapers.

 

For pure convenience and price, the Pro Max Plus wins. Vapers who want two flavours on tap and don't mind paying a bit more get roughly four times the lifespan from the Pro Ultra Plus. The Oxva suits anyone who wants to fine-tune wattage and coil resistance themselves rather than run a fixed setup.

Pros And Cons 

What it gets right

• 12ml total e-liquid capacity in a pocket-sized kit
• Mesh coil keeps flavour consistent to the last puff
• Battery and e-liquid level shown on screen
• 30+ flavours across the range
• TPD compliant, no legal grey area
• Starts from £7.99

Worth knowing

• USB-C cable not included in the box
• Fixed coil, no wattage adjustment
• MTL draw only, not built for cloud chasing
• Pods aren't compatible with other Hayati kits

Looking After Your Hayati Pro Max Plus

A little care stretches every pod further and keeps the flavour tasting the way it should. Store the kit upright where you can, so the e-liquid sits over the coil rather than pooling into the mouthpiece. Keep it out of direct sun or a hot car glovebox: heat thins the e-liquid and can make it taste flat before the pod is even close to empty.

If a pod starts giving a gurgling sound or the flavour turns muted, give it a couple of minutes resting mouthpiece-up before your next puff, this lets the mesh coil re-saturate properly. And if the screen shows the battery running low mid-session, plug in early rather than running it flat: lithium batteries in small vapes tend to hold their charge better long-term when they're not repeatedly drained to zero.

Where To Buy It?

To buy Hayati Pro Max Plus UK stock at a fair price, How To Vape carries the full Hayati Pro Max Plus flavours range with same-day dispatch before 3pm and free delivery over £20. Single kits start at £7.99, and the box of 10 (mixed flavours) works out cheaper per device for anyone going through pods regularly. 

FAQs

1. Is the Hayati Pro Max Plus legal in the UK?

A. Yes. It's rechargeable and refillable rather than single-use, and it's fully TPD compliant, exactly what the June 2025 disposable ban requires.

2. Does the Hayati Pro Max Plus come with a charging cable?

A. No. The device charges over USB-C, but the cable itself isn't included in the box, so you'll need your own.

3. How many puffs does the Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 actually last?

A. Up to 6,000, though the real number depends on draw length. Shorter, sharper draws stretch the pod further; long, deep pulls use it up faster.

4. Can I use Hayati Pro Max Plus pods in other Hayati devices?

A. No. The pods are built specifically for the Pro Max Plus 6000 and aren't compatible with the Pro Ultra Plus or other Hayati kits.

5. What nicotine strength does the Hayati Pro Max Plus use?

A. 20mg (2%) nicotine salt, the maximum strength legally allowed for e-liquids in the UK.

6. Is the Hayati Pro Max Plus a mesh coil or a regular coil?

A. Mesh coil. That's what keeps the flavour from turning harsh or burnt as the pod empties out.

7. Which is the best Hayati Pro Max Plus flavour to start with?

A. Watermelon Ice is the most reordered flavour, but Triple Mango is the better starting point if you'd rather skip the menthol.

8. Is the Hayati Pro Max Plus better than a disposable vape?

A. It's built to replace what disposables used to offer, minus the single-use waste and the legal issue. Since disposables are banned in the UK, this is the closest legal equivalent for anyone who liked that style of vaping.

9. Can I refill the Hayati Pro Max Plus with any e-liquid?

A. No. The pod and reservoir system is sealed and designed around Hayati's own prefilled pods; it isn't an open system for other e-liquids.

Conclusion

The Hayati Pro Max Plus is one of the UK's most popular Hayati Pro Max Plus vape kits for a simple reason because it gives ex-disposable vapers almost everything they liked about the old bar-style devices, minus the parts that got banned. A 12ml capacity, mesh coil, screen readout and 30+ flavours packed into a pocket-sized kit is hard to argue with at under £8.

If you're after the best prefilled pod vape, this is one of the strongest options going, and the flavour range means there's genuinely something here whichever way your taste runs: sweet, fruity, icy, or straight menthol.