What is a Hyola vape?
Hyola is a rechargeable prefilled pod brand built as a direct alternative to single-use disposables. Instead of throwing the whole device away when it runs out of battery, you snap in a fresh pod and carry on with the same battery. It's the same convenience you'd get from a disposable, without the waste, and because you're only replacing the pod each time, the cost tends to work out better the longer you use it.
The range sits firmly in the big puff vapes category, with the Pro Max 8000 and Ultra 30K offering substantially more puffs per pod than most standard prefilled kits. All devices are TPD-compliant and use 20mg nicotine salt e-liquid.
What Hyola vape kits are available?
Vapourcore stocks two Hyola kit ranges, each designed for a different kind of vaper.
The Hyola Pro Max 8000 is the everyday choice. Compact, portable, and good for around 8,000 puffs per pod, it covers the basics well and comes in a wide range of fruit and menthol flavours. Pods are available at £7.99, which makes it one of the better-value options in the prefilled category.
The Hyola Ultra 30K is for people who want to go longer between pod changes. Using a smart dual-pod system, it delivers up to 30,000 puffs per pod, with a magnetic connection for quick swaps and consistent flavour throughout, priced at £8.99 each.
Both kits are draw-activated with no buttons, and both charge via USB-C.
How do Hyola vapes work?
There are no buttons to press and no settings to configure. Attach the pod to the battery using the magnetic connection, charge it if needed, and inhale to fire. The coil inside the pod heats the e-liquid into vapour, and when the pod runs out, you swap it, while the battery stays with you.
For anyone coming from cigarettes or making the jump from a disposable, the draw feels immediately familiar, and the transition is about as smooth as it gets.
How long do Hyola vapes last?
The Pro Max 8000 delivers around 8,000 puffs per pod, which, for a moderate vaper, typically lasts between 4 and 7 days. The Ultra 30K pushes that considerably further, with up to 30,000 puffs, lasting several weeks of use depending on how frequently you vape.
Both devices charge in around 30 to 60 minutes via USB-C, and the battery is designed to last a full pod before needing a top-up. When the flavour starts to drop off, or the vapour thins out, that's a reliable sign the pod is nearly done.
What flavours do Hyola pods come in?
The Pro Max 8000 has the wider flavour range of the two, covering everything from Blueberry Raspberry, Cherry Ice, and Watermelon to Blue Razz Gummy Bear, Raspberry Rhubarb, and Sour Apple Cherry. There are also a few cooler options like Fresh Mint and Pineapple Ice for anyone who prefers a menthol hit. The Ultra 30K keeps things more focused, with Berry, Cherry, Blue Razz, Tropical, Strawberry, Mint, Pineapple, and Gummy available across the range.
Are Hyola pods compatible with other devices?
One thing worth knowing before you buy: Hyola pods are made for Hyola devices only and won't work with other brands. Pro Max 8000 pods fit the Pro Max 8000 kit, and Ultra 30K pods fit the Ultra 30K. If you'd rather have the freedom to mix and match pods across brands, take a look at the wider prefilled pod vape kit range at Vapourcore to find something that suits.
All Hyola products at Vapourcore are genuine, TPD-compliant, and come with free tracked UK delivery on orders over £25.
