A larger wipe is useful when the added material makes the intended task easier for the person using it. It is not automatically the better choice for every hand, pack, or routine. Compare the possible benefit with the handling tradeoff.
Identify the problem you want size to solve
If a sheet feels too small to manage comfortably, more material may give you more options for holding or folding it. If the existing sheet is already sufficient, extra size may not solve a meaningful problem.
That distinction prevents size from becoming a feature purchased for its own sake. Describe the task first; then decide whether the dimensions address it.
Check the format around the sheet
A larger sheet still needs to fit the dispensing system and remain manageable after removal. Pack portability is a separate question: a sheet specification alone does not tell you how the closed pack fits in a bag or bathroom drawer.
Compare the actual format rather than assuming all home, pocket, or premium versions share the same construction.
Treat savings as a separate hypothesis
Using fewer sheets is possible only if actual behavior changes. A larger dimension is not a measurement of that behavior. To evaluate value, you would need the price and the number of usable routines the pack actually supports under comparable use.
Do not assume extra sheet area cancels out accidental over-pulling or a pack that is poorly resealed. Different sources of waste need separate attention.
A bounded product example
Plushwipes lists Everyday Fragrance Free 50ct sheets at 7.9 by 6.5 inches. The manufacturer also describes perforated dispensing. These facts let a reader evaluate a specific size-and-retrieval combination.
They do not establish that every reader needs that format or that it outperforms every smaller wipe. Wipepedia is published by Plushwipes; this is a product specification, not a measured savings claim.
Choose a fit, not a universal winner
If the added dimensions improve the task without making handling awkward, a larger format may suit your preference. If not, there is no reason to rank it higher merely because it is larger.
For the specification itself, read why wipe dimensions matter. For handling, see larger wipes and comfort. For retrieval, see one-at-a-time dispensing.