The Toreto Zest Go (model TOR-567) is a white 100W single-port wall charger sold with a USB to Type-C cable and marketed on Amazon.in as a “SUPERVOOC” charger for OnePlus, OPPO, realme, Redmi and Xiaomi phones, with Dash and Warp support. Toreto’s own product page confirms the 100W rating, the USB to Type-C connection, the white colour and a 1-year warranty, but it does not list which fast-charging protocols the charger supports. That gap is the most important thing to understand before buying.
The short verdict: it may suit someone who needs a spare or replacement charger with a cable for a OnePlus or OPPO-family phone, but nothing we could verify confirms which charging speed a given phone will actually reach. If you want guaranteed top speed, the Zest Go made for your phone is the safer route.
This article is based on Toreto’s official product page and the Amazon.in listing data (both checked on 17 October 2026), not on hands-on testing. We found no independent review or measurement of this model to cite.
Quick verdict
- Best for: OnePlus, OPPO and realme owners who want a spare charger-and-cable combo and accept that speeds are unverified
- Skip if: you need confirmed full-speed SUPERVOOC charging, want to charge a laptop, or use an iPhone or Samsung phone that relies on USB Power Delivery
- Key strengths: cable in the box, a single simple port, a claimed 100W rating, safety protections listed, 1-year warranty
- Key limitations: charging protocols not listed by Toreto, several listing specs are clearly wrong, no independent tests found, a USB (Type-A) port rather than USB-C, going by the “USB to Type-C” description
What is confirmed, and by whom
Because the official page and the Amazon.in listing say different amounts, the table shows each source separately.
| Detail | Toreto official page | Amazon.in listing |
|---|---|---|
| Name and model | Zest Go, TOR-567 | Toreto 100W SUPERVOOC Fast Charging Adapter, TOR-567 |
| Rated output | 100W | 100 watts, 5 amps output current |
| Port and cable | USB to Type-C | Adapter with USB to Type-C cable |
| Fast-charging protocols | Not listed | SUPERVOOC in the title, “Supports Dash, Warp” |
| Phone compatibility | Laptops, tablets, phones that support USB to Type-C fast charging (FAQ) | OnePlus, OPPO, realme, Redmi, Xiaomi in the title |
| Safety | Not listed | Protection against overcharging, overheating, short circuits |
| Weight | Not listed | 100 g |
| Colour | White | White |
| Warranty | 1 year, manufacturing defects | 1 year |
| Country of origin | Not listed | India |
| Voltage | Not listed | Lists 120 V for both input and output, which is clearly an error |
Check the current price of the Toreto 100W charger (TOR-567, White) on Amazon.in
Why the missing protocol list matters
OnePlus Dash and Warp charging and OPPO’s SUPERVOOC are proprietary fast-charging systems. Phones that use them generally reach their highest advertised speeds only when the Zest Go and the cable both implement the same system. When the charger and phone cannot agree on the proprietary mode, the phone falls back to a slower standard speed.
The Amazon.in listing says this Zest Go “supports Dash, Warp” and uses SUPERVOOC in its title. Toreto’s official product page, however, lists only the 100W rating and the USB to Type-C connection, and neither source states which wattage a particular phone will actually receive. Neither source says whether the charger is certified or approved by OnePlus or OPPO either. So the honest position is this: it may fast-charge your OnePlus or OPPO-family phone, but we cannot tell you how fast, and a 100W rating on the box does not mean your phone will draw 100W.
For context, phones that support a lower maximum, such as a phone rated for 33W or 67W charging, can never charge faster than their own limit, whatever the Zest Go says. A 100W charger only helps phones that support close to that figure, and only if the protocol matches.
Which phones are most likely to benefit
The listing names OnePlus, OPPO, realme, Redmi and Xiaomi. These brands fall into two groups, and the distinction matters:
- OnePlus, OPPO and realme: these brands use VOOC-family charging (SUPERVOOC, and on older OnePlus models Dash and Warp). These are the phones the SUPERVOOC claim is aimed at, though actual speed is unverified
- Redmi and Xiaomi: these phones do not use SUPERVOOC, as Xiaomi has its own fast-charging system. The listing names them as compatible, but it does not claim Xiaomi-specific fast charging, so expect a standard speed rather than their top rating
- Samsung, iPhone and Google Pixel: these phones fast-charge through USB Power Delivery over a USB-C connection. Neither source lists Power Delivery support for this charger, so do not buy it for their fast charging
If your phone came with its own fast charger, compare its rating with your phone’s specification page. That tells you the speed you are aiming for and whether a third-party charger is worth it at all.
The laptop claim needs a big asterisk
Toreto’s FAQ says the Zest Go can charge laptops, tablets, smartphones and other devices that support USB to Type-C fast charging. Most modern laptops that charge over USB-C use USB Power Delivery, which needs a USB-C to USB-C connection to negotiate higher voltages. This charger uses a USB to Type-C connection and neither source mentions Power Delivery, so do not plan on it as a laptop charger. If laptop charging matters, a USB-C PD charger is the right category.
The included cable
According to the listing, the box includes a USB to Type-C cable that also supports high-speed data transfer. The listing does not give its length or its current rating. This is important for proprietary systems: VOOC-family charging usually depends on the Zest Go as well as the adapter, so keep the included cable paired with this charger and avoid mixing in random cables if you want the best result.
Since the Zest Go is USB-A at the charger end, it will not work with USB-C-only accessories that need a USB-C to USB-C lead. Keep that in mind if you hoped to use one cable for everything.
Safety, listing errors and warranty
The Amazon.in listing says the Zest Go protects against overcharging, overheating and short circuits. Toreto’s product page does not list protections or certifications, and the listing does not mention BIS certification. Before plugging it in for overnight charging, check the adapter body for the BIS registration mark and the printed input and output ratings.
Some technical details on the listing are clearly wrong, which is common with seller-entered data. It lists 120 V as both input and output voltage, which is not plausible for a phone charger used on Indian mains, and its included components field mentions only “Cable”. Rely on the label printed on the charger itself.
The warranty is 1 year according to both sources, and Toreto’s FAQ says it covers manufacturing defects. The listing gives a toll-free number, 18001027427, for Toreto Retail Pvt. Ltd. in New Delhi. Keep the invoice.
Who should buy it, and who should not
- Consider it if you own a OnePlus, OPPO or realme phone, lost or damaged the original charger, and want a charger-plus-cable combo while accepting that its real speed is not independently verified
- Consider it if you want a spare charger for an office or second home and charging speed is secondary
- Skip it if you need your phone’s full advertised SUPERVOOC or Warp speed, because only an original or officially approved charger can be relied on for that
- Skip it if you use an iPhone, Samsung or Pixel phone, or need to charge a laptop, because Power Delivery is not listed
- Skip it if you want a multi-port charger
Alternatives worth comparing
- Toreto Velo Flex (TOR-1507): a 50W charger with a PD port and a USB port, a 65 cm retractable Type-C cable and listed PD, PPS 2.0 and SuperVOOC support, according to Toreto’s page. That page lists 20W on the PD port and 30W on the USB port, and also mentions a 25W figure that does not match, so confirm before buying.
- Toreto Velo Slim (TOR-1514): a 65W GaN charger with a USB-C PD port (up to 65W, with PPS) and a USB-A Quick Charge port, plus a 2-metre USB-C to USB-C cable and a 12-month warranty. A better fit for Samsung, iPhone, Pixel and USB-C laptops.
- Toreto Velo Max Duo: listed on Toreto’s website as a 35W dual-port charger with SuperVOOC support, a smaller option if your phone does not need more.
- Ambrane Charge 100: a 100W GaN charger with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port that lists USB Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0, aimed at laptops and phones together.
For a wider view of wattages and charger types, read our power bank and charger buying guide for India.
Before you place the order
- Check that the listing shows model TOR-567 in White with a USB to Type-C cable
- Look up your phone’s maximum charging wattage and charging system on the manufacturer’s page
- Read the current listing for any update on supported protocols or certifications
- On delivery, check the box contents, the BIS mark and the printed ratings on the adapter
- Keep the invoice for the 1-year warranty
See the Toreto 100W TOR-567 charger with Type-C cable (White) on Amazon.in and confirm the variant on the listing.
Frequently asked questions
Will the Toreto 100W charger give my OnePlus phone its full SUPERVOOC speed?
That is not confirmed. The Amazon.in listing claims SUPERVOOC, Dash and Warp support, but Toreto’s official page does not list protocols, and we found no independent test of this model.
Can it charge a laptop?
Toreto’s FAQ says it can charge laptops with USB to Type-C support, but most USB-C laptops need USB Power Delivery over a USB-C to USB-C connection, which this charger does not list. Do not rely on it for a laptop.
Does it work with iPhones or Samsung phones?
They should charge with a suitable cable, but Power Delivery and PPS are not listed, so do not expect their fast-charging modes.
What is in the box?
The listing says the adapter and a USB to Type-C cable. Its cable length is not stated.
Is the Toreto TOR-567 the same as the Zest Go?
Yes. Toreto’s official page names the TOR-567 model the Zest Go.
Final thoughts
The Toreto Zest Go (TOR-567) offers a simple pairing of a 100W-rated adapter and a cable, aimed at OnePlus, OPPO and realme users. Its main problem is not a known flaw but missing information: the official page does not confirm the SUPERVOOC claim, the listing contains obvious errors, and no independent tests were available. If you buy it, treat it as a convenient spare and keep your original charger for the fastest charging. Check the current price of the Toreto TOR-567 100W charger on Amazon.in.
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Sources
- Toreto: Zest Go (TOR-567) official product page, checked 17 October 2026
- Amazon.in product listing for ASIN B0DG8YN4ND, seller-provided title, feature bullets and technical details, captured 17 October 2026
- Toreto: Velo Flex product page, checked 17 October 2026
- Toreto: Velo Slim product page, checked 17 October 2026
- Toreto official website, charger range, checked 17 October 2026
- Ambrane India: Charge 100 product page, checked 17 October 2026
