How to setiting up and use multiple timers on iPhone in iOS 17 new update

 Have you ever wanted to set multiple timers on your iPhone only to discover that you must first install third-party apps? Now you're lucky, though. iOS 17 adds the capability to set multiple times in the Clock app along with a number of new features like Name Drop, Stand By, Live Voicemail, and more.

I'll walk you through every step of setting up and using multiple timers on an iPhone running iOS 17 in this post.

In iOS 17, 

what are multi-timers, and how do they function?

Multiple timers on an iPhone with iOS 17

How to stop, start, or delete several timers

what are multi-timers, and how do they function?

Whether you're a student with a demanding study schedule or a professional looking to maximize your busy workday, setting numerous timers can be handy. It's the ideal technique to manage several projects or activities at once.

You may quickly create new timers and give each one a label by tapping a button. Every time a timer sounds, you will hear a sound.

Additionally, the Lock Screen will display every timer you've created in the Clock app. A timer can be started, stopped, or put on hold right there. Dynamic Island is also supported by this functionality.

In iOS 17, setting up a timer is just as simple as it was before. If you wish to add additional timers, you will have to take a few extra steps. Here's how to add more than one timer to your iPhone.

How to use iOS 17 to set up numerous timers on an iPhone

The iPhone's Clock app should now be open. Find the Timers tab by navigating.

Choose a time frame for the timer.

In the Label text area, give the timer a name.

Choose a tone by tapping When Timer Ends, then tap Set to use it.

To start the first timer, tap Start.

Now click the + icon in the top right corner.

To establish another timer, repeat steps 1 through 4 and tap Start.

Additionally, you can tap presets for 1, 5, 10, or 15 minutes.

When you establish several timers using the aforementioned methods, the timers should appear as Live Activities on the lock screen and Notification Centre so you can quickly manage or monitor their progress.

How to stop, start, or delete several timers

There are a few ways to pause, resume, or stop timers that are already operating on your iPhone. Return to the Clock app, or use Live Activities from the lock screen or Notification Centre as described below to access them:

The Clock app allows you to pause, resume, or cancel timers.

Tap the pause button next to a timer to stop it.

To pause the countdown, you can also tap the timer.

Tap the play button next to a timer to restart it.

Alternatively, you can press Timer and select Resume.

Swipe the timer from right to left and select Delete to remove it.

Additionally, you can press the timer and select Cancel.

It's simple to set up several timers on an iPhone.

Setting up several timers on your iPhone can be a wonderful way to keep track of various time-sensitive tasks at once for increased productivity and time management. And as of iOS 17, you won't need any other apps to setup numerous timers because this functionality is included right into the Clock app.

If you thought this article was useful, please let us know how you plan to use this function on your iPhone by leaving a comment in the box below.

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