2 hour timer
A two hour timer with a sound at the end. Two hours is a feature film, a long exam, a parking session, or the slow half of an afternoon in the kitchen.
2:00:00
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Take it with you in the app
This tool runs in your browser. Want it on your phone, with voice cues, background timing and a real alarm? Open the same tool in NanoTimer.
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How it works
- Tap Start. The ring runs down from 2:00:00.
- Leave the tab open, or open the same timer on your phone where it keeps running in the background.
- A tone marks the end.
- For something you want to arrive at a fixed clock time instead, set an alarm rather than a timer.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a two hour timer used for?
- The common ones are a film, an exam or test window, a parking meter, and slow cooking. It is also the length people give themselves for a long, uninterrupted work session before a real break.
- Will it keep running if I close the tab?
- No. A browser timer needs this tab to stay open, which is a lot to ask over two hours. On your phone the NanoTimer app keeps the countdown running in the background, with a notification and a Live Activity on the lock screen, so you can put the phone away.
- Should I use a timer or an alarm for this?
- A timer counts a duration from now; an alarm rings at a set clock time. If what you mean is "in two hours", a timer is right. If you mean "at four o'clock", use the alarm instead.