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True.
But by default the unattended-upgrades timer has a randomized trigger time (so that not all Debian machines in the world start hammering the mirrors at the same time). If you enable the auto reboot option in unattended-upgrades, your boxes will reboot at an unpredictable time. I prefer doing this at known times (middle of the night when I know nothing important is running/number of users is low).
You can set a time in the config file
Admittedly your cron job does the same thing but I like to have everything in one place