Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 Prefilled Pod Kit – Blue Razz Cherry/Blue Razz GB

Two takes on blue raspberry in one pod

A duo flavour lives or dies on whether its two halves actually feel different from each other, and Blue Razz Cherry / Blue Razz GB earns its place by giving you two genuinely distinct moods rather than the same flavour wearing two labels. Both sides start from the same blue raspberry backbone, but one is pulled toward dark, jammy cherry and the other toward a sweeter, candy-gum edge, so switching between them mid-session actually changes what you're tasting, not just how it's packaged.

Side one: Blue Razz Cherry

This half opens with the familiar bright, almost fizzy blue raspberry hit, sharp, sweet, instantly recognisable, before cherry rolls in underneath it a beat later. The cherry here reads dark and a little jammy rather than bright and fresh, which gives this side more weight and depth than the raspberry alone would manage. By the time you get to the exhale, the cherry has taken the lead, leaving a rounded, faintly sweet fruit note that lingers pleasantly rather than fading fast.

It's the more grown-up, more "dessert fruit" side of the pod, the one that suits slower, longer sessions where you want the flavour to unfold rather than hit you immediately.

Side two: Blue Razz GB

The GB side keeps the same blue raspberry starting point but veers somewhere sweeter and more sugary on the follow-through, with a soft, candy-shop roundness that reads closer to bubblegum than fruit. Where the cherry side deepens, this side brightens, it stays sweeter for longer across the draw and doesn't develop the same fruity weight on the exhale. Instead it fades on a clean, sugary note that's noticeably lighter than its cherry counterpart.

This is the side to reach for when you want something that feels more like a treat than a fruit bowl, quick, sweet, and satisfying without asking much of your palate.

Switching between the two without losing either

The trick with any duo pod is not vaping one side into the ground before trying the other, since your palate adjusts to whichever flavour you've been on and dulls your read on the switch. Alternating every few pulls rather than finishing one side completely tends to keep both flavours distinct for longer. Most vapers find the contrast is sharpest first thing after filling or when the pod is fresh, so it's worth trying both sides early rather than defaulting to one out of habit.

Who gets the most out of this duo

• Vapers who get bored on a single flavour across a long day and want built-in variety without carrying two separate devices.
• Anyone who likes blue raspberry as a base note but wants the option to lean either fruitier or sweeter depending on mood.
• People who vape socially and like offering a choice, cherry for someone after something rounder, GB for someone after something sweeter.

Cherry tends to suit the slower end of the day, evenings, downtime, longer sessions. GB works better for quick top-up vapes where you want a fast hit of sweetness rather than a flavour to sit with.

Avoiding flavour fatigue on a duo pod

Because both sides share the same raspberry base, it's still possible to get a bit worn out on the overall profile if you only ever vape this one device. Having a completely different flavour family on hand, something menthol or citrus-led with no raspberry in it at all, gives your palate somewhere to reset before coming back to either side of this duo with the contrast feeling fresh again.

Best moments to reach for each side

Cherry earns its keep in longer, slower stretches, a proper evening session, a lazy weekend, anywhere you've got time to let the flavour actually unfold pull after pull. It rewards patience in a way GB doesn't really try to. GB, on the other hand, is the side for quick, casual vaping, waiting for a bus, a short break, a moment where you want a fast, uncomplicated hit of sweetness rather than something to sit with and think about. Neither side is objectively better; they're just built for different tempos of vaping, and that's precisely what makes the duo format worth having over a single flavour.

Getting the best out of both sides

• Take slightly slower pulls than you might on a punchier single flavour, both sides reward a bit of patience, since the secondary notes (cherry's depth, GB's sweetness) build across the draw rather than arriving instantly.
• If one side starts tasting flatter than the other, it's often a sign that side's coil area is due more attention than the other, treat each side as its own mini flavour system rather than assuming they age identically.
• Try both sides back to back rather than days apart when you first get the pod, so your palate can properly register the difference before habit sets in.

Which side is sweeter, Cherry or GB?

GB is the sweeter, more candy-forward side. Cherry has plenty of sweetness too, but it's balanced by a deeper, jammier fruit note that stops it feeling as sugary as GB by comparison.

Do the two sides mix together or stay separate?

They're designed to be drawn on independently, so each side keeps its own character rather than blending into a single flavour. Alternating between them is part of the appeal rather than a workaround.

Is this suitable for new vapers or better for experienced ones?

Either, really, the flavours themselves aren't complicated. What's worth knowing is that this is a nicotine product intended strictly for adults aged 18 and over, and UK nic salt formulations are capped at 20mg/ml (2%) by law.