DJI sells the kind of drones that make you question whether it’s legal for you to own one. Until now, you had to rely on YouTube videos and Amazon pictures to get an idea of how awesome they were. Well, that all changes with the opening of DJI’s first shop. Located in Shenzhen, China, the retail store boasts drone demonstration cages, Apple-esque white lines, and a cinema showing off some user-shot footage. While you can’t fly a DJI drone there (trust us, you don’t want to fly one indoors without prior experience), you can witness all the awesomeness the company offers. Hopefully we’ll see one in the U.S. in the not too distant future.
DJI’s Drone Shop
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