Customer Ratings & Reviews

I haven’t needed to use the Geek Squad service yet, but it’s great knowing I have the warranty if something goes wrong. It gives me peace of mind, and the setup process for coverage was easy and clear.

The best investment to protect my led tv and best of all the price.

Always good to work with even though I've only had to have used the service once.

Love it grand daughter was very happy. And easy to set up

This set show a great picture. The audio quality straight out the set is good. Most HDTV you need a soundbar but not with this set. The only drawback is the system it runs on. Just another account I must keep up with.

I love the Geek Squad because they have always been so professional and bend over backwards to satisfy their customers. They have always treated me well. Today 09/20/2021 I went in to get a TV repaired that was almost brand new and they made the transaction so easy and aloud me to exchange it for a brand new one. This is why I have never ever purchased somewhere else even if the product I want is cheaper. I have literally spent thousands of dollars over the years at Best Buy and I always walk away knowing if anything goes wrong they will fix it. Always purchase the extra Geek Squad warranty it is well worth it and you will have no problems if your item stops working.

Bought in the store with the TV.... clerk very helpful in explaining the great value this plan really is

Geek squad is the best. The process was easy and fast.

I haven't had any need for this yet, but it is nice to know it's there.

I had trouble with my last tv--thank goodness I had Geek Squad protections. They came out and fixed it at no cost. I was glad I did it!

As we haven’t had any problems with our newly installed 55” Sony T.V. yet, I’m not able to honestly review the 5-Year Standard Geek Squad Protection plan. However, if the protection plan provides service that’s equal to our installation service, we’re not worried about our ever having to use it!

The 32 Pioneer TV works great and has plenty of colors to see blended as one watches TV or a DVD player hooked simply into side of TV with cable.

Good to have! Great gift for my daughter! Great gift for my daughter!

The Geek squad protection had to be activated for my Samsung 55" inch TV after 3 years. Plus side: I was able to get the value for the TV to trade in for another TV. Minus: once you have to 'activate' your Geek squad for the trade in you lose it. I think it could be argued that if the Geek Squad concurs that your TV can't be fixed and needs to be replaced after 3 years, why shouldn't I still have two years of Geek Squad Protection left? So I guess it's not so much 'protection' as 'insurance,' but def. better than having to buy a new TV flat out.

Convenient, better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

The thought of not having peace of mind is crazy. I value this type of support.

I purchased my 5 year extended warranty for a Sony 43" TV. The MFGR warranty was for one year (as which they never falter in the first year) and I admit I am skeptical about purchasing additional warranties in general. The "hook" was that if they can't fix it within a reasonable period of time - or I experience the same issue after a repair, BB will replace my set with a new, comparable model. With technology progressing at the current rate and considering the way models change, I figure I'll get twice the performance in a new (replacement) set at about the two year mark - depending on the quality of the product (do your research). Even if it lasts the duration of the extended warranty period, I have the comfort of not having the worry of a set failure for what I consider a very reasonable cost. It's the "you can pay me now, or pay me later" mentality. Just insurance, that's all.

We purchased this extended warranty because of a past experience. We purchased a Sony DLP set in 2007 from Best Buy and took the extended warranty. One week before the extension expired they had to replace the entire video engine. The parts alone were $1,500 and I don't recall the labor but it wasn't inexpensive. We were covered (I don't recall if there was a small service fee or not) and saved 6 to 8 times more than the cost of the warranty. Some say if nothing goes wrong in the first 90 days with electronics nothing will go wrong for many years. Well that's true in many cases and in other cases such as ours we have seen it's not true. You can look at this as insurance and weigh the annual cost of the warranty against the risk that nothing will go wrong. However, consider the fact that when something goes wrong with high tech electronics, especially in large sets, repairs can be rather expensive. It's a personal decision and also depends on whether you have the money or desire to pay up front. It worked for us in the past at least.

Bought extra protection for a Samsung OLED TV and hope I don't need to use it

I love this, I use it as a monitor for my pc and it’s so nice and bright