P0301 DTC, 210k mi. Still has Orig. plugs: Replace all Coils too?

This is embarrassing. I have never changed the plugs in my wife's 2013 Prius Plug-In (purch. new 10/23). Her last trip to do errands, it jerked aggressively she said, one time when she was accelerating normally (straight). I scanned for codes. My Autel MK 808S shows 4 Faults, all P0301 Cyl. 1 Misfire detected (1 each as Pending, Current, Permanent, and History. I was aghast when I checked my service log, and saw that I had never changed the spark plugs (I see NOW, due at 120k!). So, of course I will be changing the plugs.

Sounds like there is a decent chance that Cyl 1's coil may be bad. Chat GPT said after changing the plugs, swap Cyl. 1 & Cyl. 2's Coils, to see if the DTC moves to Cyl. 2. Good for troubleshooting the immediate failure, BUT.. Chat GPT mentioned that plugs with 200k+ miles, with worn wider gaps, "...causes Increased firing voltage demand on the coils. 120k–180k miles → common first failure. 200k+ miles → failure is not surprising at all. At 210,000 miles, original coils are officially on borrowed time. So yes — Cylinder 1’s coil being weak or failing is absolutely plausible.

So should I just bite the bullet and replace all four coils, as they may all be on their last legs by the higher current demand they have been working harder than normal to supply to jump the wider gaps?

Any particular Spark Plug brand(s) recommended, or brands to especially avoid?

I see coils going for between $35 to $75, or even $125 each for Denso. On the other hand, I also see
BDFHYK Ignition Coil Pack UF596 and Iridium Spark Plugs, set of 4 each for $47.69! #1 Best Seller, 4 stars, (4,300 reviews), 100+ bought in past month. That price seems WAY to cheap. Maybe those are shops buying, not DIY people putting them in their own cars??

Any recommendations for quality Coils at reasonable prices? Are 4 plugs + 4 Coils kits worth even considering? I have only seen no-name combo kits.

With the time involved to remove wipers, plastic and metal cowls, I want the replacement plugs and coil(s) if installed to last a long time. ;o)