How to Get Asus ROG Phone 3 Live Wallpaper for Android
The Asus ROG Phone 3 is a powerful gaming device. Even his wallpaper is made to animate when you turn on his high-performance “X-Mode”. The goal is to evoke that “extreme gaming” atmosphere (sometimes by mistake), but the animated wallpapers actually look pretty neat – and thanks to the linuxct user of the XDA forums, you can now install them on any phone running Android 9 or higher …
Linuxct even created a dedicated X-Mode Toggler app that mimics the X-Mode button to enable wallpaper animations. A companion app is required to use the wallpaper, but the button press is purely aesthetic; it does not affect the performance of your phone.
You can download the ROG Phone 3 live wallpaper and the X-Mode linuxct app from the XDA devs, but there are a few things you need to do to get everything installed on your Android phone. This will also require a PC, USB cable and ADB tool.
How to install X-Mode Toggler and ROG Live Wallpapers
- Download the X-Mode Toggler App and Wallpaper APKs to your Android phone from the link above.
- Extract the files, then tap to install the X-Mode Toggler APK and APKs for any wallpaper you want to use.
- On your phone, go to Settings> About Phone, then press Build Number seven times to enter developer mode.
- Go back and go to Settings> System> Advanced> Developer Options. Scroll down and select USB Debugging.
- Download and install the ADB tool on your computer. ( This guide will help you if you haven’t already.)
- Connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable.
- Open the ADB tool or your PC’s Command Prompt window and run the following command:
adb shell pm grant space.linuxct.rogcontroller android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
- After running the command, you can now use the live wallpaper.
- Go to your phone’s wallpaper settings.
- Choose one of the ROG Phone 3 wallpapers.
- When the wallpaper is applied, swipe down on the screen to open the shortcut menu.
- Click Change.
- Add an X-Mode switch to Quick Access.
- Pressing the X-Mode button in the shortcut menu will change your wallpaper to an animated “X-Mode”.