Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit – Double Apple/Skittles Frozen Apple

Skittles and double apple is an unlikely pairing on paper, tart shisha fruit meeting a rainbow of fruit flavoured candy shell, but Hayati's Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K kit pulls it off by keeping the apple as the backbone and letting the candy ride on top as a burst rather than a blend. Add a frozen finish and you get a flavour that changes character three or four times across a single pull, which is unusual for anything built around a single fruit base. It rewards a bit of attention rather than being something you vape on autopilot, since each stage genuinely tastes different from the one before it.

The First Pull: Candy Shell Before Apple

Unlike a straight apple flavour, this one leads with the candy. The first thing that registers is a bright, slightly tangy sweetness that mimics the sugar shell on a handful of fruit candy, citrus and grape notes flickering past quickly rather than settling in. It is sharper and more artificial in the best sense than a sherbet style sweetness, closer to biting into the actual sweet than tasting a vague fruitiness.

Mid Vape: Apple Takes the Wheel

A few seconds in, the double apple base pushes through the candy shell and takes over as the dominant note. Green apple tartness leads, followed by a softer red apple sweetness that rounds the edges off. This is where the flavour feels most balanced, candy fading into the background while the apple carries the body of the vape, with the ice sitting underneath the whole thing rather than dominating it.

Exhale: Cold, Clean, Slightly Tangy

On the way out, the cooling effect becomes the most obvious element, a crisp chill that carries a faint apple skin note and just a trace of the candy tang from the start. It clears the palate quickly, so there is very little heavy residue left behind, which is part of why this flavour tends to get vaped in longer sessions without feeling fatiguing.

Best Suited To

This one leans towards vapers who want more excitement in the first few seconds of a pull rather than a slow build. It suits people who liked fruit candy flavours growing up and want that nostalgia paired with something more structured than pure sweetness. Socially it works well in group settings where a punchier, more attention grabbing flavour stands out, and it holds up equally well as a daytime flavour thanks to the quick, clean finish that does not weigh the palate down the way heavier dessert flavours can. It also travels well between different moods across a day, snappy enough for a quick break, calm enough underneath to still work later on.

Comparing It to Similar Flavours

Set against the Rainbow version of this same double apple frozen apple line, the Skittles take is noticeably tangier and more citrus forward at the start, where Rainbow leans softer and more sherbet like throughout. Both share the same apple backbone and icy finish, so the difference really comes down to how the candy layer behaves, sharp and upfront here versus smoother and more blended there. Compared with a plain double apple flavour, this version is obviously sweeter and busier, trading some of the traditional shisha character for a more playful, candy driven experience.

Because the candy note is intense in the opening seconds, it is worth rotating with calmer flavours across the day so the contrast keeps working rather than becoming the new baseline. Good rotation partners include:

• A simple mint or ice flavour with no fruit, used as a reset between pods
• A single note fruit like watermelon or peach for something less busy
• The Rainbow version of the same double apple line, swapped in for variety without leaving the family entirely

Notes for the Truest Flavour

Give a fresh pod a short rest after fitting before pulling on it hard, since the wick needs a moment to fully saturate and early draws can otherwise taste flatter than the flavour actually is. Softer, longer pulls let the candy and ice layers show up clearly, while very fast hard hits tend to blur the distinct stages of the flavour into one another. The flavour is generally sharpest earlier in a pod's life, so if you notice the candy note fading before the apple does, that is usually a sign the pod is nearing the end of its run rather than a fault. All nicotine strengths on this kit follow the UK nic salt cap of 20mg/ml, and it is sold strictly to adults aged 18 and over.

Double Apple Skittles Frozen Apple: Quick Questions

Does the candy note taste artificial?

It is meant to mimic fruit flavoured candy rather than fresh fruit, so yes, it leans into that sweet shop character deliberately, particularly in the first second or two of each pull.

Is it sweeter than the Rainbow version?

It is tangier rather than straightforwardly sweeter, the candy element hits harder and faster here, while the Rainbow version spreads its sweetness more evenly across the vape.

Will the ice overpower the candy flavour?

No, the cooling sits underneath the candy and apple notes rather than in front of them, so it supports the flavour on the exhale without masking what came before it.