I've only had issues with WPX. Every time I tried to edit a WordPress page with Elementor, the whole site went offline (error 500 on all pages) and I had to contact their support. It happened even on fresh WordPress installations with no plugins beside Elementor. They tried everything (even increased the PHP memory limit), but it didn't help, so I asked for a refund and moved to another host. No problems so far.I am using WPX and happy with their service.
I've only had issues with WPX. Every time I tried to edit a WordPress page with Elementor, the whole site went offline (error 500 on all pages), and I had to contact their support. It happened even on fresh WordPress installations with no plugins besides Elementor. They tried everything (even increased the PHP memory limit), but it didn't help, so I asked for a refund and moved to another host. No problems so far.
However, I must say that their support is excellent. They are knowledgeable, polite and really do reply in less than 30 seconds as advertised. It's a shame that their live chat sucks, though. It's built in such a way that it reloads every time you navigate on their site (e.g. if you are chatting while on the dns page and click on the ftp page, the chat reloads as well, so you lose the conversation and end up with another agent - WTF?).
I can vouch for namecheap Wordpress hosting, if you just want to tinker around to see how they perform they only charge $1 first month
I am using it for one of my site for months but there is little joy with it compared to Shared Hosting. It has it's limitations regarding plugins that you can use. It is a service that is for the less technically skilled (or just lazy) site owners with a small budget.