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Yeah, there's a tension there between legibility and moving things along and picking up kanji you'll need eventually, and ultimately I think it's about whatever gets you studying more, not necessarily studying optimally. Even some N5 words have kanji that are technically N1/N2 level.
The best textbooks/Anki decks for me strike a balance, where they put emphasis on the most common kanji or kanji that get used in a lot of compounds, and then go kana-only or furigana for the rest.