Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 prefilled pod kit, the UK's 25000 puff twist vape kit
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is a rechargeable, closed pod vape kit that pairs an 850mAh battery with a twist mouthpiece holding two independent prefilled pods, giving a manufacturer rated 25000 puffs and 22ml of total e liquid across the kit before you need to buy replacement pods. It runs 20mg/ml nicotine salt, charges over USB C, and is sold as a legal, TPD compliant alternative to disposable vapes now that single use devices are banned in the UK. This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance, and it is intended for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 prefilled pod kit overview
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 sits at the top end of Hayati's prefilled pod kit range, built for vapers who want a genuine disposable alternative without buying a brand new device every few days. Instead of a fixed single pod, the kit uses a 160 degree twist mouthpiece that rotates between two separate prefilled pods, so you can carry two flavours in one device and switch between them with a simple twist of the mouthpiece.
Each pod holds 2ml of e liquid, and the kit ships with a 10ml refill bottle for each flavour slot, bringing total e liquid across the kit to 22ml, well above what a typical single flavour prefilled pod kit offers. The 850mAh battery and dual independent mesh coils are built to support that puff count without the harsh, muted draw you sometimes get from cheaper prefilled kits toward the end of a pod's life.
It suits an existing vaper who wants fewer pod changes and more flavour choice in one device, and it suits a smoker switching over who wants something that feels closer to a disposable in daily use, without the waste, cost and legality problems that came with disposables after the June 2025 ban. It is not aimed at absolute first time users who have never vaped before, we cover who should look elsewhere further down this page.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 specifications, full breakdown
Below is the full specification table for the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit, cross checked against the manufacturer listing and three independent UK retailer listings in addition to our own stock data. Figures are consistent across sources, we note the one place wording varies in the row itself.
| Specification | Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 detail |
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| Battery capacity | 850mAh built in rechargeable battery |
| Charging method | USB C, cable not included, roughly 40 minutes for a full charge |
| Pod capacity | Up to 2ml per pod slot, the maximum allowed under UK TPD regulation, with the exact factory fill sitting a little under that cap to leave room for the accompanying refill bottle |
| Total e liquid supplied | 22ml across the kit, combining both active pods and both 10ml refill bottles, per our own product listing and matched independently by two other UK retailer listings |
| Nicotine strength | 20mg/ml nicotine salt, the maximum legal strength under UK regulation |
| Puff count | Up to 25000 puffs, manufacturer rated, actual puffs vary with draw length and vaping style |
| Coil type | Dual independent mesh coils, one per pod slot |
| Inhale style | Direct to lung leaning, tight mouth to lung draw is also comfortable at lower power |
| Flavour capacity | Up to 48 single and dual flavour combinations available at time of writing |
| Compatible replacement pods | Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods |
| Compliance | MHRA notified under TRPR, TPD compliant, 2ml pod cap and 20mg/ml nicotine cap observed |
| UK price at time of writing | £11.89, reduced from £14.49 |
The only genuine disagreement we found is in how the exact pod fill volume is worded. Our own product listing and two independent UK retailers state 22ml total e liquid across the kit, one of those retailers describing this specifically as 2 x 1ml active pods plus 2 x 10ml refill bottles, while our own site's Hayati collection page copy separately describes "2 x 2ml pods plus 2 x 10ml refills", which would total 24ml rather than 22ml. The 2ml figure quoted on that collection page reflects the maximum legal TPD pod capacity rather than the actual factory fill, and we recommend the collection page wording is brought in line with the product listing's 22ml total so the two pages do not contradict each other.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 battery life and USB C charging, tested
Daniel tested the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000's 850mAh battery across a normal working week of moderate use, roughly 150 to 200 puffs a day split across both pod slots. In that pattern it comfortably ran a full day on a single charge, with charge remaining most evenings, and only needed an overnight top up on the heaviest use days.
USB C charging is a genuine practical upgrade over the micro USB port still found on some cheaper prefilled kits, since most people already carry a USB C cable for a phone or headphones. A full charge from empty took close to 40 minutes in testing, and the device gives a visible battery indicator so you are not guessing when to plug it in.
Heavier vapers who take long, frequent draws will see battery life fall faster than the puff count alone suggests, because a longer draw pulls more current from the battery per puff than a short one. If you vape heavily throughout a working day, expect to top up the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 once during the day rather than relying on a single overnight charge to see you through.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 dual mesh coil and twist pod system explained
Each pod slot on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 runs its own independent mesh coil rather than sharing a single coil between both pods. A mesh coil spreads a wider, flatter heating surface across the wick compared with an older style round wire coil, which in practice gives a more even flavour release and less of the burnt or muted taste that shows up toward the end of a standard coil's life.
The twist mechanism itself is a simple mechanical switch, you rotate the mouthpiece 160 degrees and it physically realigns the airflow path onto the second pod's coil, so there is no button sequence or menu to remember. In day to day use this means you can carry two different flavours, for example a fruit blend and a menthol, and switch between them mid session without swapping devices or carrying two separate kits.
The draw itself leans toward direct to lung, with enough vapour density to satisfy vapers used to a firmer inhale, while still being manageable as a tighter mouth to lung draw if you ease off how hard you pull. Throat hit on the 20mg/ml nic salt formulation is smooth rather than harsh, which is typical of nicotine salt chemistry compared with older freebase nicotine e liquids at the same strength.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 flavour range, single and dual combinations
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 range runs to roughly 48 flavour listings at time of writing, split between single flavour options and pre paired dual flavour kits where each pod slot carries a different profile from the factory. This is one of the practical advantages of the twist pod format over a fixed single flavour disposable, since you are not locked into one flavour until the device is empty.
Fruit blends dominate the range, with mixed berry, tropical and citrus combinations that read as genuinely distinct from each other rather than variations on the same syrupy base note, a common weakness in cheaper prefilled ranges. Menthol and ice variants are present for vapers who want a cooler exhale, and dessert leaning flavours are available for those who prefer a sweeter, less fruity profile.
Because flavour is subjective and changes with personal taste and vaping style, we recommend checking the current live flavour list on the product page itself before ordering, since Hayati periodically retires and adds flavours to the Pro Ultra Plus 25000 range and the listing above may not reflect every option available at the exact moment you order.
How many puffs does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 really give you?
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 carries a manufacturer rated puff count of up to 25000 puffs across both pods combined, but that figure is measured under standardised lab conditions using a fixed draw length, so real world results vary with how hard and how long you pull on the device. A shorter, gentler draw uses less e liquid and battery per puff, so you may see a higher practical puff count, while a long, deep direct to lung draw uses more per puff and will bring the real figure down.
As a rough industry guide, some manufacturers estimate around 15 puffs as broadly comparable in duration to smoking one cigarette, though this is a device usage estimate rather than a health equivalence claim, and we are not suggesting vaping is a substitute for stopping smoking through recognised means. Using that rough guide, 25000 puffs works out to a notional figure in the high hundreds of cigarettes, though your own actual mileage from the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 will depend entirely on your personal draw style.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 running cost, kit versus replacement pods versus smoking
The table below sets out an approximate weekly running cost for the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000, based on our own UK pricing at time of writing and a typical cigarette pack price for comparison. These are illustrative figures only, actual cost depends on how much you vape or smoke and on retailer pricing at the time you buy.
| Usage pattern | Approximate weekly cost, Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit | Approximate weekly cost, smoking 20 a day |
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| Light user, one pod set lasting roughly 2 weeks | Around £6 a week | Around £100 a week at an average UK pack price |
| Moderate user, one pod set lasting roughly 1 week | Around £12 a week | Around £100 a week at an average UK pack price |
| Heavy user, replacement pods bought roughly every 4 to 5 days | Around £16 to £18 a week | Around £140 a week for two packs a day |
These figures use our own live pricing of £11.89 for the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit and £7.89 for a pack of Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods, and a typical UK cigarette pack price for comparison. We are describing a cost difference, not making a health claim, and we are not presenting vaping as a stop smoking method, only as a different product with a different price per week.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit versus Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods, which should you buy first?
If you do not already own a Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 device, you need the full kit first, since the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods are pods only and do not include the battery or twist mouthpiece housing that actually powers and heats them. Once you own the kit, buying replacement pods on their own each time your flavour runs out works out cheaper per pod than buying a full new kit.
| Factor | Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit | Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods |
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| What is included | Battery, twist mouthpiece housing, two prefilled pods, two 10ml refill bottles | Prefilled pods only, no battery or housing |
| Price at time of writing | £11.89 | £7.89 |
| Who it suits | Anyone who does not already own the device, or whose existing battery has failed | Existing Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 owners who just need a flavour or pod refresh |
| Puff count supplied | Up to 25000 puffs across both pods, plus the device itself | Puff count per pod pack depends on pack size selected on the pods listing |
We cover this comparison in far more depth, including battery failure scenarios and how to tell whether your existing device is still worth pairing with fresh pods, in a dedicated blog article, Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit or replacement pods, which should you buy, which is worth reading before you order if you are not sure which listing you actually need.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 compared with other Hayati prefilled pod kits
Hayati sells several prefilled pod kits at different puff tiers, and the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 sits at the top of that range on this site. The table below sets out where it fits against the Hayati Finebar, Hayati Pro Max S1-1000, Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 and Hayati Rubik 7000, all stocked in our Hayati prefilled pod kits collection.
| Hayati device | Puff count | Pod format | Best suited to |
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| Hayati Finebar | Around 1000 | Single fixed pod | A first, simple device or a lightweight backup |
| Hayati Pro Max S1-1000 | Around 1000 | Single fixed pod | Beginners wanting the most straightforward operation |
| Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000 | Around 6000 | Single pod, normal and turbo power mode | Moderate vapers who want fewer pod changes than a starter kit |
| Hayati Rubik 7000 | Around 7000 | Single pod, mesh coil | Vapers wanting a mid range balance of size and puff count |
| Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 | Up to 25000 | Twist mouthpiece, two independent pods | Vapers wanting the fewest possible pod changes and two flavours in one device |
If 25000 puffs and a twist dual pod system is more device than you actually need, a lower tier Hayati kit or our wider prefilled pod kits collection may suit your budget and daily vaping pattern better than starting at the top of the range.
A day with the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000, real world testing notes
During Daniel's review period, the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 was carried through a normal working week rather than tested in short isolated bursts, since pod kits behave differently under real daily use than they do in a five minute demonstration. On a typical office day, the device handled the morning commute, several short breaks and an evening session without needing a midday charge, with one pod slot running a fruit blend and the second running a menthol flavour switched to for the evening.
Flavour accuracy held up consistently across the test period, with no noticeable drop off until each pod was genuinely close to empty, at which point the draw became noticeably lighter rather than harsh or burnt, a sign of a well matched coil and wicking setup rather than a coil struggling to keep pace with airflow. Draw resistance sits on the firmer side for a pod kit, closer to a restricted direct to lung pull than a very loose disposable style draw, which some vapers moving from a tighter mouth to lung disposable may need a session or two to adjust to.

Who the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is not for
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is not the right starting point for someone who has never vaped before and wants the simplest possible first device, since managing two pods and a twist mouthpiece adds a small learning step that a single pod starter kit does not have. Our beginners guide to vaping in the UK covers simpler starting points if this is genuinely your first device.
It is also not the best fit for someone who only ever wants one flavour and never intends to use the second pod slot, since a single flavour prefilled pod kit will be lighter, cheaper to start with, and simpler to operate for that specific use case. And if you strongly prefer refilling your own e liquid from any bottle you like rather than using pods matched to one device, an open system kit from our vape pod kits collection will suit you better than a closed pod system like this one.
How to use the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 twist pod kit
Charge the device fully before first use, connecting a USB C cable to the port on the base and waiting for the indicator light to show a full charge, which typically takes around 40 minutes.
Remove the plastic tip seal from each pod before inserting it into the housing, since leaving the seal in place will stop e liquid reaching the coil and can cause a dry, burnt draw.
Insert both pods into their slots, making sure each clicks firmly into place, then draw gently on the mouthpiece to activate the device, there is no fire button to press.
Twist the mouthpiece 160 degrees when you want to switch flavour, you will feel and hear the mechanism click into the second position.
When flavour fades noticeably or the draw turns harsh or dry, refill that pod slot using the supplied 10ml bottle rather than continuing to draw on a spent pod, and replace the whole pod once refilling no longer restores flavour, which typically happens after the coil itself reaches the end of its life.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 common problems and how to fix them
The most common issue reported with any twist pod device, the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 included, is forgetting to remove the plastic tip seal from a new pod before inserting it, which stops e liquid reaching the coil and gives a dry, burnt first draw. If this happens, remove the pod, check the seal is gone, and give the coil a minute to saturate with e liquid before drawing again.
A second common issue is a weak or muted draw toward the end of a pod's life even after refilling, which usually means the coil itself, not the e liquid supply, has reached the end of its working life. Refilling a pod restores flavour when the coil is still healthy, but once the coil itself degrades, no amount of refilling will bring the flavour back, and that pod needs replacing with fresh Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods.
If the device will not charge, check the USB C cable and port for debris first, since a blocked port is a far more common cause than an actual battery fault on a device this new to the range. A battery that will not hold charge at all despite a clean port and a known working cable and charger is the one scenario where the kit itself, rather than the pods, genuinely needs replacing.
Why buy the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 from Prefilled Vapes Outlet
Every order is dispatched from UK stock, so you are not waiting on an overseas shipment or customs delay for a device that is legal to buy and sell here. Checkout includes age verification in line with UK law, and any order that fails that check is cancelled and refunded rather than shipped, a policy detailed in full on our age verification policy page.
Payment is processed through standard secure ecommerce payment providers, and stock listed as in stock reflects genuine warehouse availability rather than a placeholder listing. If a question comes up after your order arrives, our customer support team and our vaping FAQs page are both there to help, and every Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit we sell is drawn from the same MHRA notified, TPD compliant stock we would sell to our own family and friends.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 compliance and safety
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is notified to the MHRA under the TRPR submission system, and is manufactured to meet Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016 (TRPR) and TPD requirements, including the 2ml maximum tank or pod capacity and the 20mg/ml maximum nicotine strength that apply to every vaping product sold legally in the UK. Packaging carries the required health warning covering the mandated proportion of the two largest surfaces, and the product carries no cartoon imagery and makes no claims aimed at anyone under 18.
Because the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is a rechargeable device with replaceable pods rather than a single use disposable, it remains legally on sale under the UK Disposable Vape Ban that took effect on 1 June 2025, which specifically targets non rechargeable, non refillable single use vapes rather than rechargeable pod kits like this one.
This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance. It is intended for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only, and we do not present it as a stop smoking aid, a medical device, or a safer or healthier alternative to any other product. For the underlying legal limits on tank capacity and nicotine strength, see the GOV.UK guidance on e cigarette regulations for consumer products, and for the law around who is allowed to buy vaping products, see GOV.UK guidance on selling vaping and nicotine products. You can also search the MHRA e cigarette notification database directly to check any product's own notification status. Trading Standards also enforces these rules at a local level across the UK.
About the reviewer, Daniel Marsh
Daniel Marsh has worked in UK vape retail since 2017 and personally tests every device before it goes live on Prefilled Vapes Outlet, focusing on real world battery life, coil performance and day to day reliability rather than marketing claims. He follows UK vaping regulation closely, including TRPR, MHRA notification and TPD compliance, as part of his day to day role choosing what the site stocks. For the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000, Daniel's testing focused on how the twist pod system holds up over a full working week of mixed light and moderate use, and how the dual mesh coils compare to the single coil format used on simpler prefilled kits.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 frequently asked questions
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How many puffs does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 actually last?
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is manufacturer rated for up to 25000 puffs across both pods combined. Real world results vary with draw length and vaping style, a shorter draw tends to stretch the puff count further than a long, deep direct to lung draw.
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How long does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 battery last on a full charge?
In our testing, the 850mAh battery on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 comfortably covered a full day of moderate use, roughly 150 to 200 puffs, with charge left over most evenings. Heavier daily use may need a top up during the day rather than a single overnight charge.
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Is the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 legal in the UK after the disposable vape ban?
Yes, the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is a rechargeable pod kit with replaceable pods, not a single use disposable, so it is unaffected by the UK Disposable Vape Ban that took effect on 1 June 2025. It is MHRA notified and TPD compliant, with a 2ml pod cap and 20mg/ml nicotine cap as required by UK regulation.
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What is the difference between the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit and the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods?
The kit includes the rechargeable battery, twist mouthpiece housing and two prefilled pods, while the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K replacement pods are pods only, sold for existing kit owners to swap in once their current pods run dry.
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Can I refill the pods on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000, or do I need replacement pods?
Each pod ships with its own 10ml refill bottle, so you can top up flavour once the active 2ml pod runs low. Once a pod's coil itself reaches the end of its working life, refilling will no longer restore flavour, and that is the point to buy replacement pods rather than more refill liquid.
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What nicotine strength does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 come in?
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is available in 20mg/ml nicotine salt, the maximum strength permitted under UK regulation. This product contains nicotine which is a highly addictive substance and is intended for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only.
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Is the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 MHRA notified and TPD compliant?
Yes, the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 is notified to the MHRA under the TRPR submission system and manufactured to TPD standards, including the 2ml pod capacity limit and 20mg/ml nicotine strength cap that apply to all legally sold UK vaping products.
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Which flavours are available for the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000?
Around 48 single and dual flavour combinations are listed at time of writing, spanning fruit blends, menthol and ice variants, and dessert profiles. Check the live product listing for the current flavour range, since options are periodically retired and replaced.
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Does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 use mesh coils?
Yes, each pod slot runs its own independent mesh coil rather than sharing one coil across both pods, which in testing gave a more even flavour release than a single shared coil design typically manages toward the end of a pod's life.
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