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Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K vs Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k
Both are prefilled pod kits, so they do the same job: the differences below decide it.
Hayati
- Battery
- Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K:1,000 mAh built-in Bigger battery
- Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k:850 mAh built-in
- Capacity
- Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K:20 ml refill
- Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k:2 × 2 ml pods + 20 ml refill More e-liquid
- Size
- Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K:Not listed
- Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k:53.5 × 107 × 29.3 mm
- Charging
- Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K:USB-C
- Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k:USB-C, 2 A
A tick marks the better figure on a row; figures within 10% count as level. Charging and output voltage are listed, never scored.
Key differences
- The Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K has an 18% bigger battery: 1,000 mAh against 850 mAh.
- The Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k carries more e-liquid per pack: 24 ml against 20 ml.
Which one is for you?
Choose the Al Fakher Hypermax Prime 50K if
- you want the bigger battery (1,000 mAh) for longer between charges
Choose the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25k if
- you want more e-liquid per pack (24 ml)
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Every figure comes from the spec table on each device's guide, taken from the manufacturer's published specifications. Where a tank or pod is sold bigger outside the UK, we show the UK version: refillable pods and tanks hold 2 ml at most here.
A tick marks the better figure on a row: the bigger battery, more e-liquid (per pack for prefilled kits), more power, the wider resistance range (more choice of coils, not better vaping) or the smaller body. Figures within 10% of each other count as level. Charging and output voltage are listed but never scored, and a figure we cannot read from a spec table is shown as written and never scored.
Prices and stock come live from our shop and are checked every few minutes. "Which one is for you" is a rule of thumb from the specs: low-resistance coils and more power suit direct to lung vaping, higher resistance suits a tighter, cigarette-like draw, and a bigger battery lasts longer between charges.