Denso vs. NGK 4912 Spark Plugs? Are Amazon or Rock Auto problematic for 'fakes'?

I was wondering if it was worth it to consider using an equivalent spec'd NGK 4912 (ILKAR7B11) vs. the OEM choice of Denso SC16HR11(Toyota p/n 90919-01275)?

Although Rock Auto lists four different NGK part numbers for the 2013 Prius, Chat Gpt says only the NGK 4912 (ILKAR7B11) matches the Denso/ Toyota Spec. and is of equal quality to the Denso SC16HR11. I understand that Chat Gpt, can make mistakes. But what seems to be the consensus of this NGK plug being of equal quality as the Denso?

On Rock Auto, I see four different NGK Spark Plug part numbers listed as compatible for the 2013 Prius.
NGK 4912 {Alternate Inventory Numbers: ILKAR7B11} $5.89 (O'Reilly's price $23.99! O )

NGK 92274 {Alternate Inventory Numbers: LKAR7AHXS} $9.47
NGK 93501 {Alternate Inventory Numbers: LKAR7BIX11S} $6.58
NGK 94297 {Alternate Inventory Numbers: LKAR7BGP} $5.38

Rock Auto- DENSO 3499 {Alternate Inventory Numbers: SC16HR11} $10.39
O’Reilly’s and Autozone local stores Denso 3499 $17.99

toyota.oempartsonline.com Lists Spark Plug - Toyota (90919-01275) for $14.49

So, is the $5.89 NGK 4912 just as good as the $10.39 Denso at Rock Auto?
Any worries of getting a 'fake' Denso from Rock Auto?