None of that matters when once you need to display a list of items (where every item has its own group of UI widgets), you have to start dealing with a whole bunch of clunky model wrappers, and even basic features like sorting and filtering require special care. Not to mention keeping all the UI in sync when one piece of data that is displayed in more than one place changes.

Instead of just doing

    <>
      <h1>List of items</h1>
      {items
        .filter(itemFilter)
        .map(item => <div>
            {/* UI for the individual item, e.g. name,
                subtitle, icon, buttons, etc. */ }
        </div>)}
    </>

that also keeps the displayed data current no matter what - new data comes in from network, the filter in the search textbox changes, it all stays in sync...