As of now on Wednesday morning, the Garmin users on the Tom's Guide team are able to use their watch as normal, though others reported still getting the blue triangle or Garmin logo.

Garmin users are reporting that their watches crash when using apps that require GPS access and then get stuck in a reboot loop, showing a blue triangle logo. The company updated its status page ...

A few months ago, around the end of 2024, users reported that their Garmin watches were repeatedly crashing. The watches ...

Garmin still hasn’t confirmed what caused the “blue triangle of death” issue on its smartwatches but now suggests several ways to fix affected models.

Garmin has just suffered a two-day outage, where owners of popular Forerunner, Fenix and other Garmin watches reported seeing a blue triangle (the Garmin logo) on the screen of their device when ...

Several Garmin smartwatch models are stuck in an infinite reboot (aka a bootloop, or as users call it, the “triangle of death”) once users start a GPS-related functionality like workout tracking.

The BTOD epidemic became widespread enough for Garmin to issue an official statement. The company acknowledged that "some" devices were stuck on the start-up screen or showing a blue triangle.

Several Garmin users are reporting this morning their watches are stuck in a never-ending boot screen featuring a so-called “blue triangle of death.” Others are stuck in the typical boot screen.

If your Garmin watch is showing a blue triangle, you’re not alone—users of Forerunner, Fenix, and Epix watches have been reporting this issue since January 28, and Garmin is looking into it.

Garmin has updated a support page on the blue triangle boot loop issue to provide additional troubleshooting support to affected users.

Garmin has resolved an issue that led to some devices being stuck on the start up screen or a blue triangle. The solution depends on the affected device. In some cases, you may be required to ...

Garmin users are reporting that several models of GPS watches are getting stuck in a boot loop. The company hasn’t yet issued an official fix, so you may want to power yours down in the meantime.