Parentheses need to be matched. That adds cognitive overhead. It's especially frustrating when you find the closing parenthesis and then realise it wasn't even necessary.

IMHO it's on a similar level as "== true" "== false" and variations thereof --- absolutely redundant and unnecessary, and shows a lack of knowledge. The same "explicit is better than implicit" mantra is often repeated to justify the latter, but if you think

    if(x == true)

is somehow more "explicit", then surely

    if((x == true) == true)

is even better?

So at the end of the day, what's more clear depends on How familiar the engineers working on your code are with a given set of operators

If someone is not familiar then they should be encouraged to learn and level up, rather than pulling down everyone else.