Customer Ratings & Reviews

4 years of protection is great, I’m glad they give you an option to secure it for a long period of time as i will be hiking a lot and need the protection!

I've never had to call on geek squad for help luckily But knowing I have them as a resource incase things go wrong is an asset in its self.

I bought this Geek Squad protection plan because of the good experiences I have had with them on some of my other electronic devices that had problems way over my capabilities to handle. They have fixed my devices in timely manners; I've learned to trust them. Also they are in-town and convenient to me.

Haven’t had a need to use this yet, but it’s there if I need it.

Love this protection plan, makes life easier as a professional photographer knowing my gear is protected.

I feel safe now that they cover this gear for Four years. Anything happens, I can get it fixed or replaced.

I’m a fan of protecting my investment and is pleased that the products worked flawlessly beyond the insurance coverage period. But it’s that what if that make me purchase it every time.

Its The best cant compete with canon the quality is so good and worth every penny

I appreciate this plan for accidental drop or spill. I’m glad I took it on my camera. On my trip I dropped the Lens accidentally. Best Buy gave me credit for all the purchase. It was very good plan to have if you think you will use your gear outdoors.

I always recommend this to videographer/photographer friends.

You can only get a replacement one time. And the replacement you will need to buy another replacement plan

Excellent protection Buy and worry free protection

This is the best service I have ever received from a tech company

I wouldnt buy a high-dollar item without this plan!

Love the service. Makes life easy and gives peace to mind knowing if anything happens geek squad will repair or replace.

This review is more geared to the people debating the R5, R6mk2, or waiting for the R5mk2. I was using the R7, which is a fantastic wildlife body. However, I was ready to move up and get a more versatile full frame camera. I do not like buying brand new when there is a wait list and prices are inflated, so that eliminated the R5mk2 for now. The 200mm-800mm has been out for 3 months and there is still a wait list, so I can’t imagine the highly anticipated R5mk2. So now it’s between the R6mk2 and R5. After hours of research, which one did I get? I got both and love them both equally. The R6mk2 is the perfect travel companion. It does everything very well. For wildlife it is great and the AF is the best in the market. It sticks to the subject and does not bounce around. It also transitions to a great landscape, portrait, and light video camera. 24mps is enough for most cases, especially if you are close. Also, the camera is fantastic in low light. Then there is the R5, which is almost the same price as the R6mk2 now. I remember when I got my first high definition TV back in the day. There wasn’t even HD cable out then, so there was nothing to watch except the demo channels. When it was hooked up and turned on, my mind was blown. There was so much detail and color, you could see the pores on people’s faces. It was the same feeling I got when shooting with the R5. The images are incredible. I took a picture of a small bird and you could see the dirt grains on its bill. The 45mps are a huge upgrade and don’t overwhelm your PC as long as you have decent specs. It does have a cf express card slot, but I have yet to use it and I just use the sd card slot. The ergonomics are a little dated, and the AF is definitely due for an upgrade. However, once the AF sticks it stays on unlike the R7. AF is not as good as the R6mk2 and the difference is very noticeable. Despite the issues, the pictures are amazing; just like watching HD for the first time. In the end, I bought this exact kit with the 24-105mm. For the expected price of the R5mk2 I got an amazing camera and incredible lens. I have zero regrets. As for R6mk2 and R5, I’m not sure which I like more and if I only had one I’d be happy. Both will be used regularly and it depends really on what you shoot. For landscapes and portraits I like the R5 more with its picture quality and detail. AF is not really needed for these types of photos but IQ is. For wildlife and lowlight I like the R6mk2 more. The AF is incredible and it handles noise with ease. Plus the ergonomics are perfect so making adjustments on the fly is easy which is important with wildlife, especially birds. Hope this helps!