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The problem with massdrop is that the community is very USA oriented. Most electrical products that pops up in massdrop, I could usually close my eyes and bet that it would be a 110v model.
To make things worst, often times the voltage rating of the product would never be stated on the description. It's like supposed to assume it's 110volts as standard. Then, I would always see someone have to ask in the discussion here.
Isn't Massdrop a international community? It's been years since Massdrop started and I don't see much improvement for support in this aspect.
In all seriousness, yes Massdrop headquarters is in San Francisco, California.
Other global platforms almost always do mention voltage ratings as it is important. But 50% of the time, the drops here simply just doesn't put, and people always have to ask in the discussions!
The current Bonavita 1L Gooseneck kettle did put in the specs 120 Volts. Great. But the Little Dot MKII Tube amp? I've to click on the picture and play detective to see a 110 Volts sticker.
This is where I meant it is simply assumed like walking into a local store and expect every appliances to be catered to local voltages... So this is a USA platform, everything should naturally be assumed to be 110+ volts. Foreigners are not welcomed.
That further proofs my point, why it ain't written in the description, and sometime I see people ask about it in the discussion, it wasn't replied. But we've to click to "pretend" adding to cart to see if the option is available.