Provided you buy a wheelset fit for your cycling discipline you won’t need to worry about durability.
At least not relative to mainstream brands.

For the record, I don’t think I ever said you were new. And there is certainly nothing newbie about investing in carbon wheels - even entry level ones. 

But is the intent is to future-proof yourself for a more serious build, just spring for the Drives, Hypers, or Ventouxs.
You may not want to get a superbike wheel, but if you can get that performance for a fraction of the price there is no reason not to.
Quality, superb wheels - the lot of them. And you’ll be able to carry them over to a new bike without feeling the need to upgrade again. 

The Drives and Hypers will set you back alright $1200 USD, but there is always some discount floating around from YouTubers such as Patrick Lino.  Elite has a $200 off sale at the moment.
The Ventouxs do cost a bit more, but still less than half of a mainstream comparable. 

When it comes to Chinese parts, wheelsets are currently one of the few  where you can have your cake and eat it too

I built mine up on Saturday and put some chrome decals on it
Rides extremly well and comfortable.
My bike before was a Cannondale Supersix evo (2016).