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The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus is Hayati’s biggest offering to date, a dual-flavour prefilled pod kit built around a generous 25,000 puff claim. It sits firmly in the big puff vape category. Where the Pro Max Plus, another poplar offering from Hayati, was a solid, unfussy daily driver, the Pro Ultra Plus turns the dial up considerably.
More e-liquid, more puffs, two flavour chambers, and a twist-to-switch mouthpiece mechanism that works really well. It’s a step up in every sense, while keeping the same approachable format that made the Pro Max Plus so easy to recommend.
Whether you’re coming from a disposable background or just looking for something that lasts a bit longer without the constant pod-swapping, The Pro Ultra Plus is one worth your attention.
First Impressions
Upon first pickup, the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus has a nice weight to it, but not too heavy. The design also feels robust and sturdy; it also comes packaged with one refill system, and installing it out of the box is a breeze. The twist mechanism on the mouthpiece of the device also feels like it’s built to stand the test of time, it doesn’t seem to wobble or feel loose in any way.
Vaping gives a smooth draw, which feels present in the throat without being too harsh, thanks to the 20mg e-liquid contained within. The pull is incredibly favourable, with my choice of flavour being Blue Razz Cherry / Blue Razz GB.
Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Features
Here’s a quick rundown of what you’re working with:
- Dual flavour chamber system with twist-to-switch mouthpiece.
- 24ml total e-liquid capacity (two 2ml prefilled pods plus two 10ml auto-refilling tanks).
- Up to 25,000 puffs.
- 850mAh rechargeable battery with USB Type-C turbo charging.
- Independent 1.1 ohm mesh coil per chamber (no cross-contamination between flavours).
- Draw activated, no buttons.
- LCD screen displaying battery level and active chamber.
- 20mg nicotine salt e-liquid.
Setting Up the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus
Setup is really simple, which shouldn’t be a surprise at this point. Hayati clearly aren’t designing devices for people who want to spend half an hour on a quick-start guide.
Charge it first. Empty to full takes around 30 to 45 minutes thanks to USB-C turbo charging, so you’re not sat waiting. Once it’s charged, pull the rubber stoppers from the pods, line them up with the slots on top of the device, and push down until they click. Do wait for that click. Skip it and you risk a leaky pod, which is nobody’s idea of a good morning.
Switching flavours is a twist of the mouthpiece, either direction. It clicks into place and the LCD updates to confirm which chamber you’ve just switched to. A really useful feature rather than just decorative, you’re not left guessing which flavour is currently selected.
One practical note: the airflow inlets sit at the very bottom of the device. You’ll probably never cover them by accident, your grip naturally keeps clear, but it’s worth knowing where they are.
What’s It Like Using the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus?
Honestly, it’s very easy to use the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus. Draw activation means there’s no buttons to think about, you just vape. Flavour delivery stays consistent across the pod’s life, and there’s no drop-off in the last quarter the way some devices do.
The one thing I’d want that isn’t here is airflow adjustment. What comes out of the box is what you get. If you like to dial in your draw, or get a little more particular about the way you vape, then this might not be for you.
The nic salt formula sits at 20mg and hits cleanly with no harshness on the throat. And rather than leaving you guessing how much liquid is left, the device has small cutouts on either side so you can check levels at a glance. A small touch but a practical one.
The Dual Flavour System
This is the thing that actually sets the Pro Ultra Plus apart; it has an intuitive dual flavour system that allows you to stock two flavours in one device, and avoid cross-contamination too.
The Pro ultra features two flavour chambers, each with its own independent mesh coil, and loaded with a 2ml prefilled pod alongside a 10ml auto-refilling tank. When the pod runs low, the tank refills it automatically. When you fancy a change, you twist and switch. That’s genuinely it.
It’s also worth mentioning you’re not locked into dual flavour pairings either. Hayati offer plenty of single-flavour configurations if that’s more your thing.
The coil separation is what makes the dual system worth having. When switching from Cherry to a GB variant, the changeover is clean. Maybe a puff or two of bleed-through before the new flavour fully takes over, but nothing that would put you off. Cross-contamination isn’t a concern here the way it might be on cheaper, less developed dual-chamber attempts.
The 25,000 puff rating covers the full 24ml across both chambers. That’s a big number by any measure. Real-world usage will vary depending on how you vape, but the capacity is substantial enough that you’ll get a lot of use out of a single kit. And there’s no need to buy another kit either, as Hayati manufactures separate refills, to keep the Pro Ultra going.
Battery Life
The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus features the same 850mAh battery as the Pro Max Plus, along with the same charge time. For moderate use, a full day and likely into a second is realistic. Heavier vapers will probably plug in each evening, but with a 30 to 45 minute charge, that’s not the drama it would be on a slower device.
The LCD percentage display is a useful addition without telling you confusing in-depth information such as wattage, coil resistance, and the weather forecast for the next 10 days. You always know exactly where you stand, which removes the guesswork entirely.
Carrying the Pro Ultra Plus Day to Day
For a device packing 24ml of liquid and a dual-chamber system, it carries surprisingly well. Slim enough to sit in a pocket without being annoying about it, and about as tall as a BM6000, though a touch wider.
The build feels solid and pretty robust, and it’s light but properly put together – nothing that suggests it won’t handle being knocked around a bit in daily life. Though I didn’t drop it deliberately to test that theory.
Would I Recommend the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus?
Yes, and without much hesitation. The dual flavour system is a genuinely good idea that’s been executed well, and the independent coils do their job. The auto-refilling tanks make the puff count feel earned rather than theoretical, as it holds a monumental 24ml of e-liquid in total.
The LCD is clean and useful without drowning you in data, the setup takes about two minutes, and the MTL draw makes it a natural fit if you’re coming from smoking or single-use disposables.
Two honest negatives: no airflow control, and the battery will feel short for heavy vapers. Neither changes the overall picture but they’re worth knowing before you buy.
If the Pro Max Plus worked for you, this is the natural next step. You’ll find more flavour, more variety, and a much higher puff count. If you’re someone who doesn’t want to bother about refilling the device every couple of days, then the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus could be a great fit for you.
