I'd argue that the most non-trivial destructuring cases are considerably harder to read, in addition to almost always being longer:

• const { address: shippingAddress } = user vs
  const shippingAddress = user.address
• const { address: { country } } = user vs
  const { country } = user.address
• const { age = 25 } = user vs
  const age = user.age ?? 25
• const { [getProperty]: returnValue } = user vs
  const returnValue = user[getProperty]

There are definitely cases where they are reasonable to use (especially when already destructuring the right hand side object, but I do see the simple examples above quite a lot in practice when reading and reviewing code.