I would like to see if it is suitable for video editing...
Please comment on what you would use it for or what you think it would be good for below.
Maybe the extra RAM would help it serve instructions to my CNC router. My first attempt failed miserably. 
It might be helpful for 3D slicing and graphics editing, but most of us have regular computers for that.
Given how inexpensive the little mini pc computers are now, and how expensive the rpi is getting, you can get a full computer for the price of that pi now. In Canada, I see a little beelink is $159 and a RPi 5 kit is $250.
So maybe a more direct question is: what pi-specific function would require 16gb, that can’t be handled better by a regular computer?
ntewinkel Initially, I thought the same thing. I have recently turned a Chromebook into a Linux Mint Laptop - although I haven't made the time to really use it - other than surfing the web. BUT... discrete IO. That is what the Pi has that my PC doesn't. I2C. SPI. I don't know how to get those out of my laptop. Of course, with my limited knowledge, I won't be buying a 16GB Pi5 - until I've figured out what to do with all the other Pi's I have. 
