The Hayati Quokka Lite is the entry-level refillable pod vape kit in Hayati's Quokka series. It runs on a 1100mAh built-in USB-C battery and uses auto-draw activation, so there is no fire button and no screen. The kit ships with a 0.8 ohm 2ml refillable Quokka pod preinstalled, and you supply your own 10ml nic salt or 50/50 e-liquid. It sits below the Quokka Pro (screen-equipped) and Quokka Elite (mod-style sibling) in the range.

The Hayati Quokka Lite is refillable, not prefilled. The 0.8 ohm pod has a side-fill port that you fill with your own e-liquid. The pod in the box is empty on arrival. The pod lasts several refills before the mesh coil starts to lose flavour, at which point you fit a fresh Quokka refillable pod rather than buying a new kit. There is no prefilled or pre-flavoured Quokka Lite pod sold in the UK.

The Hayati Quokka Lite takes the Quokka refillable pod range in 0.6 ohm, 0.8 ohm, 1.0 ohm and 1.2 ohm coil resistances. Each pod is 2ml TPD compliant with a mesh coil and a side-fill port. All four resistances are cross-compatible across the Quokka Lite, Quokka Pro and Quokka Elite kits, so a pod bought for one Quokka kit will fit any of the others.

Yes, the Quokka Lite is built around new vapers and people stepping across from prefilled bar-style vapes. There is no screen to learn, no fire button to remember and no wattage to dial in. You inhale and the kit fires. The refillable side-fill pod is the only routine task, which means you choose your own nic salt strength and flavour instead of being locked to whatever a prefilled device ships with.

The 1100mAh built-in battery in the Quokka Lite typically runs around a day for an average vaper between charges. Heavier vapers may need a top-up by mid-afternoon, while lighter vapers can stretch it longer. With no screen and no high-wattage output draw, the Lite is slightly easier on the battery than the screen-equipped Quokka Pro at higher modes. A full recharge takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes via the USB-C port.

Both kits share the same 1100mAh battery, the same Quokka refillable pod range (0.6 to 1.2 ohm) and the same airflow slider. The Quokka Lite is the entry kit with auto-draw activation, no fire button and no screen. The Quokka Pro adds a 1.47 inch TFT colour screen, four output modes (Quokka, Super, Eco, Pure) and three-button control over wattage and settings. The Pro ships with two pods (0.6 ohm and 0.8 ohm) in the box; the Lite ships with one (0.8 ohm).

The Quokka Lite is a compact auto-draw pod kit with a built-in 1100mAh battery and no screen. The Quokka Elite is the mod-style sibling that takes a removable 18650 battery and adds a screen with output modes, so it is shaped and operated more like a small box mod. Both kits use the same Quokka refillable pod range, so the pods you buy work across the whole Quokka line-up. Pick the Lite for simplicity and pocket size; pick the Elite if you want longer between charges and a swap-in spare battery.

The Hayati Quokka Lite is designed for 10ml nic salt e-liquid or 50/50 freebase / shortfill e-liquid. The included 0.8 ohm pod runs cooler and tighter, ideal for 10mg or 20mg nic salt. The 0.6 ohm Quokka pod (sold separately) runs slightly warmer and suits 50/50 or 10mg nic salt. High-VG sub-ohm e-liquid (70/30 or higher) is too thick for these pods and is not recommended. The kit does not accept tobacco cartridges or CBD oil.