At Hayati Vape, we specialise exclusively in the Hayati brand. From the latest pod kits and replacement pods to nic salts and refillable devices, you’ll find everything you need in one place, backed by genuine products, expert product knowledge and fast UK delivery.
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Buying guide & FAQs
Hayati has established itself as a recognised name within the vaping industry by developing products that combine ease of use with dependable performance. As the market has evolved, the brand has expanded beyond disposable devices to offer rechargeable pod systems, replacement pods and refillable kits that provide a more practical long-term vaping solution.
Today, the Hayati range includes products suitable for both new and experienced adult vapers, with devices available in multiple nicotine strengths, a broad flavour selection and systems designed to make replacing pods quick and straightforward.
Hayati products are designed to deliver a simple and consistent vaping experience. Across the range you’ll find features focused on convenience, flavour and everyday reliability.
Rechargeable pod systems Mesh coil technology across selected devices Wide range of flavours Multiple nicotine strengths, including selected zero nicotine options Replaceable pod systems on compatible devices Refillable pod kit options USB-C charging on selected products Simple inhale activation on compatible devices Whether you prefer prefilled convenience or refillable flexibility, Hayati offers a product range designed to suit different vaping styles.
Unlike general vape retailers, Hayati Vape specialises exclusively in Hayati products . This allows us to keep our catalogue up to date, provide accurate compatibility guidance and offer one of the UK’s most comprehensive selections of Hayati devices, replacement pods and nicotine salts.
We regularly update our range as new products are released and ensure product information reflects the latest compatibility, nicotine strengths and available flavours. Whether you’re buying your first Hayati device or replacing pods for an existing kit, our aim is to make finding the right product as straightforward as possible.
Our team works with the Hayati range every day and has extensive experience and expertise across the brand’s major product families. This practical knowledge helps us provide accurate advice on product compatibility, replacement pods and choosing the right device for different vaping preferences.
As Hayati continues to introduce new products, we review each launch and update our catalogue to ensure customers have access to the latest genuine devices, pods and nicotine salt e-liquids.
At Hayati Vape, we are committed to ensuring your orders arrive safely and on-time, while being discreet.Our warehouse stays operational all 7 days of the week to ensure every order is processed and dispatched fast.
| Service | Price | Delivery Time | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Mail Tracked 48 | £2.95 | 2 - 4 working days | Reliable tracked delivery |
| Royal Mail Tracked 24 | £3.95 | 1 - 2 working days | Faster Tracked Service |
| Royal Mail Special Next Day | £8.95 | Next Day (Guaranteed) | Guaranteed by Royal Mail |
| DPD Express Delivery | £7.95 | Next day | Not guaranteed by DPD |
At Hayati Vape, we want to make sure that every customer is satisfied with their purchase. In case you are not satisfied with the product you have received, returns and refunds are available.
Please check out the refund policy given below:
To successfully return an item to us, here are the steps that you need to follow:
While we try our best to make sure everyone receives their shipment in perfect condition, people may receive a faulty/damaged item.
Once you return a product and choose a refund, we will make sure to process the transaction promptly.
Certain items are available on sale on our platform.
At present, we do not offer product exchanges.
Owing to reasons associated with the health and safety of our customers, we cannot accept returns of:
Opened/used vape kits/prefilled pods/disposables
Whether you’re looking for your first Hayati device or replacement pods for your existing kit, explore our complete collection below.
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| Products, prices, images, stock state | Real — lifted from the live /brand/hayati/ archive. 24 of 428 are loaded here as a preview set |
| Star rating on one card | Real — Banana Ice Hayati Pro Max Plus Pods carries “Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating” and one published review. No rating is shown on any other card because none exists |
| Facet counts | Computed live against the products on this page and refreshed on every change. Each count is what that option alone returns alongside your other filters — ticking a second option in the same group widens the result, so the grid can hold more than the number you tapped. That is standard disjunctive faceting, not an error |
| Live archive's own counts | For reference, the layered nav on the 428-product archive reports 20mg 377, 10mg 52, 0mg 42, 6000 puffs 148, 25000 puffs 82, 12ml 187 |
| Flavour facet | Families matched against real flavour names. The live site groups flavours as collections (Banana Vapes, Ice Vapes) but does not expose flavour as a filterable attribute — making this facet real is a data job before it is a design one |
| Colour, bottle size, battery, coil resistance | Live facets, deliberately not built. Those attributes are not carried per product in the export, so the counts could not have been truthful |
| Puff count and capacity per card | Real — the live Additional information table. For the two e-liquid types the figure is the live Bottle size attribute, which the archive runs as a separate facet, so those four products do not match the capacity filter |
| Which product carries which multibuy offer | Real — each badge is the product’s own hv-deal-tag read off the live archive. Offers vary by format as well as range (Pro Max Plus pods 3 for £15, Pro Max Plus kits 3 for £23; Rubik pods 3 for £10, Rubik kits 3 for £15), and four products carry no offer at all — including the nicotine pouches, whose title tags still advertise “3 for £12” that no page honours. One product has since moved off live page 1 and its offer could not be re-verified, so it shows no badge |
| Strength chips | Real strengths for the range. Each flavour and strength is its own product today, so the chips signpost siblings rather than selecting a variant. A sold-out product shows its whole row as unavailable — that is the only per-strength stock state provable without variant consolidation |
| Hero copy, range copy, USP strip, nav, footer, logo, palette, type | Real — verbatim from the live site. The hero is the live archive’s own description block |
| Guide card images | Real — each post’s own og:image, resized and embedded. Note the live guide cards carry no image at all; this is an addition, not a match |
| Shipping and Returns copy | Real, and now lifted from the live page’s markup rather than its extracted text — so the lists, the five numbered dispatch terms and the four-row delivery table are the client’s own structure, not prose we re-broke by hand |
| The guide rail | Real, but lifted from the live product pages, not this template’s own rail. The live category page runs a different four — including “Why You Should Always Buy from an Authorised Hayati Vape Retailer”, which is arguably the most relevant link on a page carrying an “Authorised retailer” chip. Worth swapping when the client confirms |
| “Save £x” on a card | Derived, not quoted: the offer price against that product’s own price, both real. Shown only where the offer actually saves money — on the Mini Ultra kit, “5 for £20” costs 5p more than five singles at £3.99, so no saving is claimed. That one is a question for Hayati |
| “Two 3 for £15 bundles reach £30” | Derived arithmetic on two real numbers — the offer and the free-delivery threshold. The offers’ terms (can you mix flavours? mix ranges?) are not published anywhere we can see, and are the second question for Hayati |
| Flavour facet grouping | Matched as a substring of the real flavour name, so Blackberry Raspberry appears under Berry, Blackberry and Raspberry at once. That is why the results look approximate — the live site has no flavour attribute to match against, only flavour collections |
| Sort: Featured | Range order, then flavour, then device before refill. A real featured order is a merchandising decision for Hayati, not one to invent here |
| What the demo does not do | Every card links to the same single product page, and Add to basket confirms but posts nowhere. Filters, sort, load-more, the drawer and the URL state are all real |
| The “+N” strength overflow chip | Designed and styled, but never rendered here: the most strengths any product in the archive carries is four (0/5/10/20mg), and four fit one row at 2-up mobile. The brief asks for a six-strength card to be designed — the state exists in the stylesheet, and inventing a six-strength product to trigger it would put a product on the page that Hayati does not sell |
| The “no products match” state | Drawn, and kept as a safety net. Every control that writes a filter — the facet lists, the range pills, the range cards, the card strength chips and the multibuy badges — shows a count and refuses a selection that would return nothing, so the grid should not empty by tapping. An earlier build guarded only the facet lists and could be emptied in two taps; the guard is now on all five |
| Long-form volume | The live category page carries roughly 1,557 words of editorial copy; this page renders 1,520 of them. The brief’s figure of 2,300–5,200 words describes the product pages, which do carry that much. This template does not |
| The brief says | The crawl shows |
|---|---|
| “No entry age gate. Verification happens silently post-order.” | Every crawled page carries an 18+ interstitial — “Are you over 18? You must be 18 years of age or older to view page”. No gate is designed in here, per the brief, but the live one is a live decision for the client |
| “Not a single review exists on the site.” | At least one does — see the rating row above. The live archive’s own top-rated widget lists three 5.00-rated products; only one of them is in this preview set, and only that one’s published review has been read |
| “The multibuy offers have no route from the UI at all — nothing in navigation.” | Not true on desktop: the live nav carries a HAYATI DEALS menu with all seven /deal/multibuy-… pages, and this build renders them. It is effectively true on a phone, for a different reason — the parent is href="#", the submenu is hover-only and the mobile menu has no handler. A more fixable problem than “they do not exist”, and it means multibuy wants to be a basket-building mode, not only a filter |
| Eight ranges | The archive also holds the Hayati Quokka refillable range, plus Pro Max Plus 4000 and Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30000 — so the eight-range model in the range facet is incomplete. Whether Quokka belongs in /brand/hayati/ is a question for the client |
| 420 products, 20 per page, 21 pages | The archive is moving: 428 on 8 Sep, 457 on 14 Sep. Live shows 24 per page across 20 pages with a 12/16/20/24/28 per-page control already fitted — so the brief’s page-size premise is out of date too |
Free delivery starts at £30 — two 3 for £15 bundles reach it.
