Xpower 75W DC4PD 15A 4 Port Desktop PD Quick Charger w/QC3.0

I have this charger and using this in Australia. It comes with a UK plug and the re seller attached a adapter so that it can be used in Australia. First impressions, poor English and grammar on the packaging, already signalling trouble. Small, neat looking unit, closer look at the ports, you can see the USB C port is aligned incorrectly with the plastic faceplate, the USB C connector does fit, but it gives a poor impression of build quality, tolerances and overall confidence in the device.DOES NOT fast charge my iphone X using an official USB-C to lightning apple cable, which was the reason to buy the device in the first place. This is evident by my phone not beeping twice to indicate fast charging and by manually checking the progress. In fact I am sure the normal USB 2.4amp outlet charges my phone quicker. It DOES charge the ipad pro as fast charge. It went from 8% to 97% charge in about 2 hours 15 minutes. Maybe there is an issue with iPhones. I will try it again a few times and edit my review of anything changes.Haven't got any QC 3.0 gadgets to charge so I i'll assume it works. The remaining 3 USB ports charge at the usual 2.4 amps and work. However when trying to connect the lightning cable to the ipad, i touched the metal of the ipad and it sparked, which was worrying, you don't get a shock touching it though. It gets quite warm with normal USB charging, I would hate to think how hot this would get if its pumping out 60 watts through the USB C port as well. I am afraid I don't have much confidence in this device, I am sure the USB-C PD does work on some devices, I don't have a macbook to test it. But final impressions are that I wish I didn't bother, I am worried about leaving this connected to my devices. I have ordered the Anker version with USB-C and 4 USB ports and can't be bothered to send this back, will just go to the back of my drawer.