Is the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K Worth It? Full Review – Vape Squard

Verdict: Worth it if you want a cheap, no fuss replacement for your old bar and you get through pods regularly.
Price: £10.99 for the kit, £8.99 for replacement pods.
What’s inside: 2 x 2ml prefilled pods, 850mAh battery, USB-C, 20mg nic salt, MTL draw, no fire button.
Real pod life: A few weeks on light use. Under a week if you vape heavily through the day.
Standout feature: Two pods loaded at once, swapped with a twist of the mouthpiece.
The catch: No charging cable in the box, and the 25,000 rating assumes light, consistent draws.

The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K is the kit most ex-bar vapers land on after the disposable ban, and it sits at £10.99 across 20 flavours at Vape Squard, a UK Pre Filled Vape Supplier stocking the kits and matching refill pods together. This Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 review covers what the device actually does day to day, how long the pods really last, how it stacks up against the Hayati Pro Ultra 15000 it replaced, and whether it earns the £10.99.

It is a UK legal, TPD compliant rechargeable pod kit, and we cover compliance and how to spot a genuine unit in full in our guide to whether Hayati vapes are safe. This review sticks to performance and value.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 Specs and What Comes in the Box

Spec	Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K	Why it matters
Pods	2 x 2ml prefilled, mesh coil	Both load at once, no spares to carry
Battery	850mAh built in	A full day of moderate use between charges
Charging	USB-C, 45 to 60 minutes from flat	No cable included, use your phone’s
Nicotine	20mg nic salt, 50/50 VG/PG	Smoother than freebase at the same strength
Draw	MTL, inhale activated	Same pull as a cigarette, no button to press
Display	Battery, puff count, active pod	You can see what is left instead of guessing
Price	£10.99 kit, £8.99 refills	Every reorder after the first costs less

In the box you get the device, two prefilled pods with their sealed containers, and an instruction leaflet. That’s it. Dig out a spare USB-C cable before your order lands.

The twin pod setup is the part worth paying for. Both pods sit in the device at the same time and feed from their own sealed containers, so you are carrying two flavours in one unit. You switch by lifting the mouthpiece and twisting it 180 degrees, and the screen tells you which side is live on your next draw.

How Long Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K Pods Last in Real Use

The headline rating assumes light, consistent draws, so what you actually get comes down to how you vape.

Light use (a few draws an hour): a few weeks from a full pack
Moderate use (regular through the day): around a week to ten days
Heavy use (long, deep pulls, constant): under a week

Draw style matters more than anything else here. Short, frequent pulls stretch a pod a long way. Long deep pulls burn through liquid several times faster and drain the battery quicker too, because the coil fires for longer on each draw.

Switching between the two pods does not change your total capacity. It only changes which flavour you are tasting.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K Flavours and Throat Hit Reviewed

At 20mg nic salt in a 50/50 base, the throat hit is firm but not harsh. It is noticeably smoother than freebase at the same strength, which is why nic salt suits people coming straight off cigarettes rather than stepping across from a sub ohm setup.

Against an old 600 puff bar, the draw is slightly tighter and the flavour holds up better, because a mesh coil fed by a sealed container is not running half dry by day two.

The 20 flavours split into four groups:

Blue raspberry and berry: Blue Razz Cherry, Mr Blue, Blue Sour Raspberry. Closest match if you came off blue bars.
Sweets and bubblegum: H Bubba, the cotton candy pairings. The sugary end of the range.
Tropical: Strawberry Guava, Kiwi Banana, Summer Dream. Lighter and less sugary.
Mint and citrus: Fresh Mint, Lemon and Lime. Fresh Mint is the pick if you smoked menthol.

For how these rank across the wider catalogue, the best Hayati flavours ranking cross-checks UK retailer sales data rather than stock availability.

Getting the Best Performance From Your Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K

A few habits make the difference between a kit that tastes good for weeks and one that tastes burnt on day three.

Prime before the first draw. Let a new pod sit two or three minutes after it clicks in. This is the single most common cause of a burnt first puff.
Take shorter pulls with a pause between them. Back to back chain draws outrun the wicking and scorch the coil.
Charge before it dies completely. The screen shows battery percentage, so top it up around 20% rather than running it flat every time.
Keep it out of heat. Direct sun and car dashboards thin the liquid, which causes leaking and a harsher taste.
Match the flavour name when reordering. Single and dual packs are listed separately, so check before you add to basket.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K vs Pro Max Plus 6K Pods and Pro Ultra 15000

Picking between Hayati kits comes down to how much you vape and how often you want to change flavour.

Kit	Format	Price	Best for
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K	2 x 2ml pods, screen	£10.99	Heavy users who want two flavours loaded at once
Hayati Pro Max Plus 6K pods	Single pod format	Lower per pod	Light users who swap flavours often
Hayati Pro Ultra 15000	Earlier generation	Varies	Anyone already carrying 15K pods

Go for the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K if you hate carrying spares and want a screen telling you what is left. Go for Hayati Pro Max Plus 6K pods if you get bored of a flavour inside a week, because a single pod format costs you less every time you swap and you are not committing to two profiles at once.

If you are coming off the Hayati Pro Ultra 15000, the upgrade is about convenience rather than flavour. The 15000 runs one pod at a time, so changing flavour means physically swapping pods. The 25K keeps both loaded and switches with a twist. Everything else, the nic strength, the MTL draw and the mesh coil, feels close enough that you will not notice a step change in taste. The rest of the Hayati prefilled vape range sits around these three.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K Running Cost After the October 2026 Vape Duty

The Vaping Products Duty came into force on 1 October 2026 at £2.20 per 10ml of e-liquid.

On a pack of prefilled pods the duty applies to the liquid volume inside, so the increase is far smaller than on a 10ml nic salt bottle, which takes the full £2.20.

What that means for this kit: the gap between running it on prefilled pods and running a refillable setup on bottled nic salt has narrowed, but pods are still the cheaper route if you are only getting through a few ml a week. Treat any figure as an estimate, since retail pricing moves. Check the current price on the prefilled pods listing before you budget around it.

Is the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K Worth It?

For most people coming off bars, yes.

£10.99 for a screened, USB-C, dual pod MTL device is competitive against anything in the prefilled pod kits UK category. Refills at £8.99 mean every reorder after the first costs less than the kit itself. And the twin pod setup genuinely solves the flavour fatigue problem single pod kits have, because you carry two profiles without carrying two devices.

Where it falls short: no charging cable in the box, so budget for one if you do not have a spare. And if you take long, deep pulls, real pod life will land well under the headline rating, which is worth knowing before you order rather than after.

If you want a straightforward first kit after the ban and you vape enough to finish pods, it is one of the easier recommendations in the range.

Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K FAQs

How long does a Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K last?

That depends on draw style. Light, consistent use gets a few weeks from a full pack. Heavy use with long deep pulls lands well under a week. Replacement pods are £8.99 in matching flavours.

Is the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K better than the Hayati Pro Ultra 15000?

Mainly for convenience. The 25K holds two pods at once and switches with a twist of the mouthpiece, while the Pro Ultra 15000 runs one pod and needs a physical swap. Flavour and throat hit are broadly similar.

Should I buy the 25K or Hayati Pro Max Plus 6K pods?

Buy the 25K if you vape heavily and want two flavours loaded together. Choose Hayati Pro Max Plus 6K pods if you switch flavours often, since a single pod format costs less each time you change.

Does the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K come with a charger?

No. The kit includes the device and pods only. Any standard USB-C cable works, and a full charge from flat takes roughly 45 to 60 minutes on the 850mAh battery.

Why does my Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25K taste burnt?

Usually a dry coil. Let a new pod sit two or three minutes before the first draw, then take shorter pulls with a pause between them. If it still tastes off after a full charge, contact the retailer with your order number.