I don't agree. The past few years have seen steady growth in terms of power delivery. Devices have gone from 5V 0.2A which equates 1W, to 240W. That's a huge leap. Most older chargers are simply insufficient for more modern devices, but can still be used to power more conservative things like small desk fans, led lights, night lights, and the likes. You can repurpose an old wall wart by putting it somewhere else physically where you need it, but with an in-wall power outlet you'd need to replace the whole module every 1-3 years. The jumps in power delivery were drastic at times.
However, now it's a good idea to go with these because it's unlikely power delivery for a lot of things will increase for a long while - see my other comment.
It was ~4.5 W before, wasn’t it? With some off-spec supplies up to 4 to 5 amps or 25 W. This is still a big deal, but only one order of magnitude, not two.
However, now it's a good idea to go with these because it's unlikely power delivery for a lot of things will increase for a long while - see my other comment.