Hayati belongs to a family of UK vape brands that includes Moxy, Liora, Quokka, Solix and Finebar. The family centres on refillable pod kits for adult smokers switching from cigarettes, built around mouth-to-lung draws and TPD-compliant hardware. This guide sets out what each brand is, where it sits in the range, and what sets it apart. Moxy arrives as an upcoming multi-tier range, while Liora and Finebar sell now as slim everyday pod kits. Read the parent What Is Hayati? guide for the wider brand picture.
What brands share the Hayati family?
Hayati shares its family with 5 sister brands: Moxy, Liora, Quokka, Solix and Finebar. Each brand below carries its own positioning within the wider pod-kit range.
- Moxy: an upcoming multi-tier pod kit range, from entry-level to premium editions.
- Liora: a slim, newest-generation pod kit built for all-day carry.
- Quokka: a refillable pod kit range spanning flagship to beginner models.
- Solix: a wider-family vape brand with limited public UK detail at present.
- Finebar: a slim pod kit carrying 30 flavours.
What is Moxy?
Moxy is an upcoming Hayati-family pod kit brand built as a multi-tier range. Moxy spans several models, from an entry-level Lite to a flagship Pro and premium editions.
The range targets vapers who want a step-up pod system with tiered features and finishes. Availability sits ahead of launch, so confirm current stock before ordering. Positioning places Moxy beside Liora as a modern pod-kit line rather than a big puff device.
What is Liora?
Liora is Hayati's newest slim pod kit, built for discreet all-day carry. Liora pairs a rechargeable battery with a replaceable pod in a compact body.
The kit suits switchers who want a pocket-friendly device over a high-capacity big puff kit. Browse the Hayati Liora kit, or read the full Hayati Liora review for hands-on detail. E-liquid compatibility for the Liora is set out on the product page, so check it there before buying pods.
What is Quokka?
Quokka is a Hayati-family range of refillable pod kits, from flagship to beginner models. Quokka spans the flagship Pro, the mid-range Elite and the entry-level Lite.
The range centres on refillable pods for vapers who prefer topping up e-liquid over swapping whole pods. Refillable design keeps running costs down across daily use. Quokka sits as a value-focused pod line within the wider family.
What is Solix?
Solix is a brand within the wider Hayati family, with limited public UK detail at present. Solix appears beside Moxy, Liora, Quokka and Finebar as a related line.
Confirmed product specifications, formats and availability for Solix stay light in public sources. Check current UK listings for the exact Solix devices on sale. This guide expands once confirmed Solix detail is available.
What is Finebar?
Finebar is a slim Hayati-family pod kit carrying 30 flavours. Finebar pairs a compact body with a replaceable pod for straightforward daily vaping.
The kit suits vapers who want a simple, pocket-sized device with wide flavour choice. See the Hayati Finebar kit for the current flavour list and stock. Finebar sits beside Liora as a slim everyday option rather than a high-capacity kit.
How do the Hayati family brands differ?
The main difference across the family is tier, format and current UK availability. Moxy arrives as a tiered upcoming range, Liora and Finebar sell now as slim pod kits, and Quokka runs a refillable pod range.
| Brand | Format | Positioning | UK availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moxy | Multi-tier pod kits | Entry-level to premium editions | Coming soon |
| Liora | Slim pod kit | Newest all-day pod system | Available now |
| Quokka | Refillable pod kits | Flagship to beginner range | In the range |
| Solix | Vape brand | Wider family line | Check listings |
| Finebar | Slim pod kit | 30-flavour everyday kit | Available now |
Availability shifts as new models launch, so confirm current stock on each product page before ordering.
Which Hayati family brand suits you?
The right Hayati family brand depends on the size, capacity and draw style you want. Pick a slim pod kit for discreet carry, or a higher-capacity kit for fewer refills.
- Choose Liora or Finebar for a slim, pocket-friendly pod kit.
- Choose Quokka for a refillable pod range with lower running costs.
- Wait for Moxy if you want a tiered range with premium editions.
Every brand here targets adult smokers switching from cigarettes, and vaping stays less harmful than smoking, not risk-free. Read our nicotine safety guide before you start. Compare every current model in the vape kits collection.
Frequently asked questions about Hayati's other brands
What are Hayati's other brands?
Hayati's other brands are Moxy, Liora, Quokka, Solix and Finebar. Each sits within one wider vape family built around refillable pod kits. Liora and Finebar sell now as slim pod kits, Quokka runs a refillable range, and Moxy arrives as an upcoming tiered line.
Are Moxy and Hayati the same brand?
Moxy is part of the same brand family as Hayati rather than a separate, unrelated maker. Both sit within the wider pod-kit range covered in this guide. Moxy arrives as an upcoming tiered pod kit line, from entry-level to premium editions.
Is Liora a Hayati brand?
Yes, Liora is part of the Hayati family and Hayati's newest slim pod kit. Liora pairs a rechargeable battery with a replaceable pod in a compact body. The kit suits switchers who want a discreet, pocket-friendly device for all-day use.
Is Quokka a Hayati brand?
Yes, Quokka is part of the Hayati family and a range of refillable pod kits. Quokka spans the flagship Pro, the mid-range Elite and the entry-level Lite. The refillable format keeps running costs down for daily vapers.
What is the newest Hayati family brand?
Liora is the newest slim pod kit in the Hayati family. Liora targets vapers who want a compact, all-day device over a high-capacity big puff kit. Moxy follows as an upcoming tiered range still ahead of its UK launch.
Which Hayati family brands are available now?
Liora and Finebar are available now as slim pod kits. Quokka sits in the wider range as a refillable pod line. Moxy stays ahead of launch, so confirm current stock before ordering any Moxy device.
Is Moxy available in the UK yet?
Moxy sits ahead of its UK launch as an upcoming pod kit range. The line spans entry-level to premium editions across several models. Check current UK listings for the exact Moxy devices once they reach sale.
Are Quokka pods refillable?
Yes, Quokka runs on refillable pods rather than single-use cartridges. Vapers top up e-liquid into the pod instead of replacing the whole unit each time. Refillable design lowers the cost per millilitre across regular daily use.
How many flavours does the Finebar have?
The Finebar carries 30 flavours across its slim pod kit range. Flavour choice spans fruit, menthol and sweeter blends. Check the Finebar product page for the exact list in stock, since availability shifts as new flavours arrive.
What is Solix?
Solix is a brand within the wider Hayati family, with limited public UK detail at present. Confirmed specifications and availability stay light in public sources. Check current UK listings for the exact Solix devices on sale before ordering.
Are the Hayati family brands TPD compliant?
Yes, the UK-sold Hayati family brands meet TPD and TRPR rules. Each device uses a 2ml pod, caps nicotine at 20mg/ml, and ships e-liquid in 10ml bottles. Products register through the MHRA before they reach UK shelves.
Do the Hayati family brands make disposable vapes?
No, the Hayati family brands make refillable pod kits rather than single-use disposables. The UK banned single-use vapes on 1 June 2025, so every kit runs on a rechargeable battery and a refillable or replaceable pod. This format keeps the range compliant.
Which Hayati family brand is best for beginners?
A slim pod kit suits beginners best, so Liora, Finebar or the Quokka Lite fit new switchers. Each keeps controls simple and the draw close to a cigarette. Beginners get an easy mouth-to-lung draw without high-powered settings.
Are Hayati family vapes refillable?
Yes, the Hayati family vapes are refillable or replaceable pod kits, not single-use devices. Each kit pairs a rechargeable battery with a pod. Refillable design keeps the range legal to sell in the UK after the single-use vape ban of 1 June 2025.
Where can I buy Hayati family brands in the UK?
Buy Hayati family brands from an authorised UK stockist such as Hayati Pro. Authorised sourcing means each unit ships with a working scratch code for verification. Hayati Pro delivers across the UK through DPD and DHL, with weekday and weekend dispatch cut-offs.
Hayati family device troubleshooting
Fix the 5 most common pod kit issues across the family below. For wider order and delivery queries, see the Hayati FAQs.
Why won't my Liora charge?
A Liora that will not charge usually has a cable, port or battery fault. Swap to a known-good USB-C cable, clean the charging port, and check the power source. A battery that stays dead after a full cycle needs recycling and replacement.
Why does my Finebar taste burnt?
A burnt taste means the coil is running dry or worn. Prime a fresh pod by leaving it filled for 5 minutes before the first draw. Take shorter, gentler draws, keep the pod topped up, and fit a new pod once flavour dulls.
Why is my Quokka pod leaking?
A leaking pod usually points to overfilling or a loose seal. Fill to the marked line, seat the pod firmly, and wipe the contacts. Store the device upright, and keep it out of heat, which thins e-liquid and worsens seepage.
Why won't my pod kit fire after refilling?
A kit that will not fire after a refill is often flooded, locked, or poorly seated. Reseat the pod, tap out excess e-liquid, and unlock the device with 5 button presses. Rest a freshly filled pod for a few minutes before the first draw.
Why does my new pod taste weak?
Weak flavour on a new pod usually means the coil has not primed fully. Fill the pod, rest it for 5 minutes, and keep the e-liquid above the coil intake. Take a few gentle draws first to wet the coil before longer pulls.
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