Hayati Quokka Refillable Pod Kits

Pro, Elite and Lite side by side

The Quokka Pro, Elite and Lite share the 1,100mAh battery and the Quokka pod, so the choice comes down to how the device feels in the hand and how much control you want over it.

• Quokka Pro: 5 to 25W, a 1.47-inch TFT screen, Quokka, Super, Eco and Pure modes, zinc alloy with baked paint, 77.3g, 5V/2A Type-C charging. A 0.6 and a 0.8 ohm pod in the box.
• Quokka Elite: 12 to 22W, Quokka Mode, aluminium alloy, 54.07g, 2A charging current. A 0.6 and a 0.8 ohm pod in the box.
• Quokka Lite: 12 to 22W, Quokka Mode, polycarbonate, 46.36g, adjustable airflow, 1A charging current. One 0.8 ohm pod in the box.

Which one suits you

Go for the Pro if you want the widest power range, four listed modes and a 1.47-inch TFT screen, and the weight does not bother you. Choose the Elite for a metal body that is about 23g lighter than the Pro, with the same 2A charging current. Pick the Lite if low weight matters most, you like the adjustable airflow Hayati lists for it, and a 1A charging current is fine for you.

Power is the other split. The Pro starts at 5W and reaches 25W, while the Elite and Lite share a 12 to 22W band in Quokka Mode.

One pod family for all of them

Every Quokka kit takes the same Quokka pods: 2ml, side fill, three to a pack, with mesh coils in 0.6, 0.8 or 1.2 ohm. Hayati's table matches each coil to freebase and nic salt strengths, and with UK e-liquid topping out at 20mg/ml, a 20mg nic salt lands within the brand's range whichever coil you fit.

These are refillable kits, not prefilled ones, so they need bottled e-liquid such as Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts. They are for adults 18 and over, and nicotine is highly addictive.