Stock Android 14 gives you 4 columns. Want 6? PixelXpert v43 rewrites the QSPanel grid calculation at runtime. No need to decompile and recompile SystemUI. The mod intercepts getNumColumns() and returns your desired value. Just know that with 6 columns, labels truncate—but if you're using this mod, you probably already have icons memorized.
If you are currently running version 42 or older, the answer is a resounding yes. The "43 Upd" fixes several memory leaks found in previous iterations that occasionally caused System UI crashes on newer Pixels. The smoother animations and lock screen options alone make this a must-have for power users.
According to the dev notes, this update squashes over 15 known issues:
Installing PixelXpert 43 upd correctly is critical. Follow this guide precisely. pixelxpert 43 upd
In the fast-paced world of Android customisation, few tools have managed to strike the perfect balance between power, stability, and ease of use. Enter PixelXpert—the go-to Magisk module for Pixel users who want to unlock hidden features without bloated overlays. With the recent rollout of PixelXpert 43 UPD, the development team has once again raised the bar.
Whether you are a seasoned modder or a new Pixel owner looking to tweak your device, this article covers everything you need to know about version 4.3. From installation steps and new features to troubleshooting and compatibility, let’s dive deep into the PixelXpert 43 UPD release.
Install the Companion App
The module alone doesn’t include the UI. You must also install the PixelXpert app (APK provided in the same release package). Stock Android 14 gives you 4 columns
Reboot & Grant Permissions
After reboot, open the PixelXpert app. Grant root permissions and “Modify System Settings” permission.
Activate LSPosed (if using advanced features)
For features like per-app refresh rate, go to LSPosed → Modules → enable PixelXpert → select System Framework and SystemUI. Reboot once more.
Enjoy Customisation
Toggle any feature inside the app. Most changes apply immediately without a full reboot. Install the Companion App The module alone doesn’t
The Quick Settings panel now supports:
Solution: Known quirk with Android 15 QPR1 on Pixels. Workaround: Toggle "Battery percent mode" from "Inside icon" to "Next to icon" and back.