Hayati Pro Max E-Liquid 100ml 70/30 – Watermelon Lemon Burst

Watermelon Lemon Burst in 70/30: the smooth, cloud-forward pour

The flavour is the same pairing of ripe melon and bright lemon, but the 70/30 ratio tells the story differently. With more vegetable glycerine in the mix, this is the sub-ohm, direct-to-lung version, built for bigger vapour and a softer, smoother delivery. Where a balanced ratio sharpens every edge, 70/30 spreads Watermelon Lemon Burst across a warm, dense cloud, and that changes how the two fruits behave on the palate. If you chase clouds and like your flavours rounded rather than piercing, this is your pour.

How the flavour reads on a high-VG base

More glycerine means a fuller, thicker vapour, and that vapour carries the flavour in a mellower, more enveloping way.

First inhale. The entry is smoother and rounder than on a thinner base. The lemon is still present, but instead of a sharp citrus snap it arrives as a softer brightness, cushioned by the density of the vapour. It is a gentler welcome, easy on the throat and easy to take in big lungfuls.

Mid-vape. This is where the 70/30 version really shows its hand. The watermelon comes forward and takes a fuller, juicier role, its ripe sweetness spreading generously through the cloud. The melon feels plumper here than on a crisp base, with the lemon woven through as a lift rather than a lead. The overall impression is lush and rounded, sweet fruit with a citrus thread running through it.

Exhale and aftertaste. The finish is smooth and lingering. Big clouds mean the flavour hangs a moment longer, leaving a sweet, mellow melon note with a soft citrus tang trailing behind. It is a relaxed, satisfying close, less zingy and more comforting than the crisp version, and it settles pleasantly rather than snapping shut.

Why 70/30 changes the experience

Vegetable glycerine is thicker and produces more vapour, but it also mutes sharp top notes slightly and rounds a flavour off. For Watermelon Lemon Burst, that means the tart lemon edge softens and the sweet watermelon body expands to fill the space. Neither version is better in the abstract, they simply suit different vapers. If you enjoy direct-to-lung vaping, drawing straight into the lungs like a breath, and you want warm, voluminous clouds, the 70/30 gives you that while keeping the fruit smooth and easy across long sessions.

Who it suits and the right moments for it

This ratio is aimed squarely at sub-ohm vapers and anyone who prizes smoothness and vapour over a sharp flavour edge.

• Sub-ohm tank users. If you run a high-power device with low-resistance coils, 70/30 is the ratio it is built to burn, and this flavour tastes its best that way.
• Long, relaxed sessions. The smoother delivery makes it easy to vape for a stretch without the palate fatigue a sharp citrus can bring, so it suits evenings and downtime.
• Cloud-focused moments. When you want the visual and the volume as much as the taste, this ratio delivers the plumes.

In mood terms this leans laid-back and comfortable rather than bright and energising. It is a wind-down flavour as much as a daytime one, gentle enough to enjoy at length.

Comparisons and rotation

Compared with the 50/50 of the very same flavour, the 70/30 is sweeter, smoother and more melon-forward, with the lemon dialled back from lead to accent. Against other sub-ohm fruit juices, the citrus thread keeps it livelier than a purely sweet watermelon, giving it a lift that stops it turning flat over a long vape. Against a candy or dessert blend, it is fresher and fruitier while still being smooth enough for all-day use.

To avoid palate fatigue, rotate it with flavours that pull in a different direction:

• A cool menthol or an iced fruit for a sharper, more refreshing counterpoint.
• A tropical mango or pineapple for a warmer, richer sub-ohm alternative.
• A berry blend to swap sweet melon for sweet red fruit and keep things varied.

Truest taste and the shortfill point

As with all 100ml bottles sold in the UK, this is a nicotine-free shortfill, since nicotine e-liquid can only be sold in bottles up to 10ml under UK rules. The larger bottle leaves room to add a nicotine shot if you want strength, or to vape it at 0mg. High-VG liquid is thicker and takes longer to wick, so a few habits pay off. Prime a new coil properly and let a freshly filled tank stand for several minutes before vaping, giving the dense liquid time to soak the wick fully, which prevents dry, harsh draws and protects the coil. If you add a nic shot, shake the bottle well and, because 70/30 is viscous, give it a good long mix so it is fully blended.

Because thick liquid asks more of a coil, sub-ohm coils used with high-VG juice can wear over time, and a tired coil dulls the sweet melon body first. If the flavour starts to flatten, a fresh coil usually restores the full, juicy character. Running a wattage suited to your coil also helps the flavour bloom without scorching.

Storage and getting the most from the bottle

Keep the bottle cool, dark and dry, and away from direct sunlight, since heat and light can gradually degrade any fruit flavour. Seal the cap firmly between fills to keep the aroma locked in and store it upright to avoid leaks from the thicker liquid. Handled sensibly, the sweet, smooth character of this pour holds up well across the life of the bottle.

Who might prefer the other ratio

If you specifically want that sharp, tart lemon snap, the 70/30 will feel too soft and you would be happier with the 50/50 version of the same flavour. If you vape mouth-to-lung on a pod device, high-VG liquid can be reluctant to wick in higher-resistance coils and may not suit your hardware. And the standard caution stands firmly, this is for adult smokers and vapers aged 18 and over only, never for non-smokers or minors. If you add nicotine, respect the legal limits and handle it carefully.

Flavour FAQ

How is the 70/30 different from the 50/50 of the same flavour?

The flavour pairing is identical, but the 70/30 is smoother and sweeter with the watermelon more to the fore, while the lemon softens into an accent. It also produces bigger clouds. The 50/50 is crisper and sharper with the lemon leading, so the choice comes down to ratio preference and device.

What device is 70/30 best in?

It is made for sub-ohm, direct-to-lung setups with low-resistance coils and higher power. That hardware turns the thicker liquid into the big, smooth clouds this ratio is designed for.

Does the smoother delivery mean less flavour?

Not less, just different. The high-VG base rounds off the sharp citrus edge and lets the sweet melon expand, so the flavour reads fuller and mellower rather than sharper. Keeping a fresh coil in your device makes sure that full character comes through.