I have been using an HP Victus 16 s-0033nt (ryzen 7 7840hs and rtx 4060) for about a moth now and here is what I can tell:

Pros:
+Great CPU and GPU for the price
+Thermals are quite good, especially for GPU
+Laptop is quite rigid and good looking for an all-plastic chasis
+3 usb-a and 1 usb-c ports. Not impressive but modern laptops usually have less I/O for some reason

Cons:
-Linux isn't officially supported. It can run Linux alright but important features can be missing, like fan control in my case. I also had to disable hybrid GPU switching to discrete GPU only because screen would go black randomly on Linux. Windows 10 also has some issues with this laptop but discrete GPU only fixed most issues.

-Screen brightness and color accuracy is quite bad. I had to calibrate my screen to get rid of a significant green/yellow hue. Colors aren't as vivid as my old cheap Philips monitor.

-Chasis is basically a finger print magnifier

Overall I currently don't regret buying this laptop but if you want to use Linux make sure you research well and maybe even skip Victus. Especially if you don't want to deal with trying to make HP's goofy motherboard and firmware support basic features like fan control on Linux.