After a year with my Ender 3 v2 I've concluded...
The only modification you need are yellow springs. Everything else is exorbitant or too much trouble, an extra thing to malfunction, for basically the same experience. With the yellow springs my bed stays level for months, and thats with a lot of abuse, putting weight on it. If you can remember which direction the knobs turn then you're 99% of the way there to being able to level your bed in like 30 seconds. There is a lot of crap out there telling you to buy this mod and buy that mod and do this mod. It's all bullshit, all of it. Don't get a bed leveler. Don't get lost in the sauce. They are marketing to you, even the ones who aren't doing it on purpose. Furthermore Prusa has some kind of viral internet campaign going on or there's some kind of weird elitist attitude surrounding it like Apple products - Prusa's aren't special, they use the same steppers we do, and they glitch and do all the same crap, they're just more expensive. Don't buy into the bullshit.
*You may need to adjust spring tension at the extruder, mine was too tight, making clicking noises at the extruder, biting into filament. If its too tight and can't be adjusted more, take it off and squish it between pliars and put a flame on it for 10-25 seconds
*You don't need adhesive for PLA with the stock glass bed
*Use purple glue stick for PETG
*Unless you want to frequently replace your bowden tube, don't go past 135 degrees
I can not elaborate enough that there appear to be hundreds, thousands of people on the internet who will insist that you need a BL Touch and all this other crap, and that all of them are completely wrong, and don't know what they're talking about.. because these days its impossible to differentiate between marketing mules and actual people, people think these well thought out posts are from individuals experiencing products, they're literally written by professionals interested in creating the illusion of expertise in order to get you to buy more crap. Learn which direction knob turns to raise and lower the bed. Use a piece of paper to level, use a glue stick.. and with the yellow springs (or just stronger springs, whatever you can find!) you will very rarely need to level the bed.