South Florida drone retailer and distributor founded 2011, specialising in waterproof and underwater drones including Splash Drone, QYSea, and Chasing brands.
Urban Drones is a South Florida-based online drone retailer and distributor founded in 2011, operating from Coral Springs, Florida. The company specialises in waterproof and underwater drones, billing itself as the waterproof fishing drone capital of the world. It is an official distributor and service centre for Splash Drone and also carries QYSea and Chasing underwater drone brands.
Urban Drones sells drone parts, kits, accessories, and offers repair services.
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2011
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Distributor
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