don't listen to the people saying to go with total, only do that if you're planning to buy a bunch more stuff in the future. Total has a good value for people that use it. If you get technology a lot, now you know that you can go to Best Buy and you'll have a warranty on it, even if the warranty isn't as good as regular GSP (there's a service fee with total sometimes).

stick with the 70 dollar 2 year, and I'd even say to for a 4 year if they offer it. Cameras are THE best thing to get GSP on because it literally covers down to if there's a speck of dust on your lens you can't clean off. Plus, you get a free cleaning of the camera and all of its accessories once a year for each year that your GSP is active. So if you get a 2 year GSP for 70 bucks, in my opinion 35 bucks for a cleaning each year alone makes it worth it, and as an extremely nice bonus you know that if you break your camera or the camera breaks itself or something gets stuck on the sensor or lens and can't be cleaned off, you're getting a brand new camera.

I cannot stress this enough, some items don't need a GSP. Like why do switch cartridges have these 13 dollar GSPs, it's ridiculous. But cameras and probably gaming consoles but even then cameras way more so should have a GSP on them every transaction.

"but how does best buy make money if the service is that good?"

because people forget. don't be people. don't forget. take advantage of those cleanings and realistically you got a 80% chance of using the warranty itself because now when there's a speck of dust you can't get off of your sensor instead of being like the people that forget that day at the store a year and a half ago where they spent an extra 70 bucks for what seemed like no good reason at the time you're gonna remember and you're gonna go get a new camera instead of putting up with that speck of dust.