Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit – Raspberry Kiwi Fresh Mist/Kiwi Orange Mint

Raspberry Kiwi Fresh Mist and Kiwi Orange Mint: a shisha-smooth double act

Most big-puff flavours pick a lane and shout about it. This one is quieter and cleverer. The Shisha 30K carries two connected profiles, a Raspberry Kiwi Fresh Mist on one side and a Kiwi Orange Mint on the other, and because it is built in the shisha style the whole thing arrives rounded, cooled and softened at the edges. There is no sharp candy spike here. Instead you get fruit that has been polished until it glides, the way a good hookah blend feels compared to a fizzy sweet. If you have found a lot of 30K flavours too loud or too syrupy, this is the calmer, more grown-up corner of the range.

The taste, note by note

The first inhale leads with raspberry, but it is a ripe, jammy raspberry rather than a tart one. Almost immediately the kiwi threads through it, adding that faintly green, slightly tangy freshness that keeps the berry from turning sugary. The word mist in the name earns its place, because the coolness sits over the top like a light fog rather than a slap of ice. It reads as refreshing, not freezing.

Through the mid-vape the second profile starts to make itself known. The kiwi deepens and the orange begins to lift underneath it, bringing a soft citrus brightness that stops the whole blend from feeling flat or one-dimensional. This is where the shisha character really shows: the flavours melt together instead of fighting for attention, and each draw feels a little fuller and juicier than the last. It is a genuinely layered vape, and slower puffing rewards you with more of that orange-and-kiwi interplay.

On the exhale and aftertaste, the mint takes over. It is a rounded menthol, more cool-breath than peppermint, and it wipes the palate clean so the next inhale tastes as fresh as the first. The finish is where the two profiles shake hands: berry and citrus fading, kiwi lingering longest, mint carrying it all off cleanly. There is no cloying stickiness left on the tongue, which is exactly what you want from something you will be vaping across a long session.

Who it suits and when to reach for it

This is a flavour for people who like complexity but hate harshness. If you enjoy mixed-fruit blends but find pure ice menthols too aggressive and pure sweets too sickly, the misted middle ground here will feel tailor-made. It suits all-day use precisely because it never overwhelms. You can chain a few draws without palate fatigue setting in the way it does with heavier dessert or energy-drink flavours.

As for mood and moment, it shines on warm afternoons, long drives and social evenings where you want something interesting without committing to a single blunt taste. The orange and kiwi give it a summery, holiday feel, while the mint keeps it usable in the middle of a busy day. It is also a strong choice for anyone stepping down from very sweet vapes, because the fruit satisfies the sugar craving while the mint stops it feeling indulgent.

How it compares, and what to rotate with

Set against a straight blue raspberry ice or a lone kiwi flavour, this reads as far more three-dimensional. Single-fruit ices tend to hit one note and hold it. Here the raspberry, kiwi and orange keep passing the melody between them, so the vape stays interesting for longer. Compared with a classic strawberry kiwi, this leans greener and more citrus-forward, less pink and creamy, more crisp and fresh.

To avoid palate fatigue over a week, pair it with contrasting profiles rather than similar ones. A cool blue-fruit slushie makes a good stablemate because it is fruity but colder and simpler, giving your tastebuds a rest from the layering. A gentle menthol or a plain apple works too. Try to avoid rotating it directly against another tropical berry-citrus mix, because they blur into each other and you lose the detail that makes this one special. Vaping something more monotone in the mornings and saving this for the afternoon is a nice rhythm.

Getting the truest taste from it

Give a brand-new device a minute to settle before you judge the flavour, as the first two or three draws can taste slightly muted. Take steady, unhurried pulls rather than short sharp ones, because the shisha-style blending needs a moment to develop across the draw. If everything starts tasting a little flat and the mint dominates, that is usually a sign the pod is running low or the battery is fading, and it is the truest signal that you are near the end of its life rather than a fault. Storing it upright, out of direct sunlight and away from heat keeps the volatile top notes, the raspberry and orange especially, tasting their brightest.

A note on value and who might skip it

Because this profile is built around subtlety, it delivers its best value to vapers who actually slow down and taste it. If you tend to puff hard and fast and mostly want a big cloud and a sugar hit, you may find the nuance wasted and would arguably be happier on a louder, sweeter flavour. Committed ice-haters should also note the mist and mint are present throughout, so this is not a menthol-free option. And anyone who genuinely dislikes citrus should look elsewhere, as the orange, though gentle, is woven right through the second half.

Flavour FAQ

Is this an icy flavour or a smooth one?

It sits deliberately in between. The mist and mint give it a clean, cooling finish, but it is nowhere near a hard menthol. Think refreshing rather than freezing, more of a soft breeze across ripe fruit than a blast of ice.

Can I really taste all four fruits, or does it turn into mush?

You can taste them, but not all at once. The raspberry and kiwi lead early, the orange and deeper kiwi arrive mid-draw, and the mint closes it out. Slower, steadier puffing lets each layer come through, whereas rapid chain-vaping tends to flatten them together.

Will it get sickly if I vape it all day?

Less than most sweet flavours. The mint and citrus keep resetting your palate, so it stays drinkable across a long day far better than a dessert or heavy-candy blend would. If you do start to tire of it, a day rotating onto a cooler, simpler fruit brings the magic straight back.