In a statement to Engadget, Garmin acknowledged the issue. “We are aware of an issue causing some devices to be stuck on the start-up screen or a blue triangle.” The company points readers to ...

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Notably, this bug has been spotted on a variety of Garmin models, including the Fenix, Forerunner, Venu, and Vivoactive models. However, the company has issued a fix for this persistent issue.

Users of Garmin smartwatches started sharing the problem online, stating that their watches began shutting down and entering an endless loop of reboots. It was reported that among the devices that ...

Garmin, the company that makes watches for athletes and outdoor enthusiasts is facing a huge backlash after customers from all over the world complained that their devices suddenly stopped working.

HIGHLIGHTS Garmin has fixed the issue causing startup freeze or blue triangle on affected watches. Devices like Fenix, Epix, and Forerunner series were among those impacted.

The fix for Approach, Vivoactive, Venu, and Forerunners Hard reset your Garmin watch From what we’ve seen on Reddit and Garmin’s forum, the hard reset fixes most watches in the reboot loop.

The Verge reported that the r/Garmin subreddit, you can see the issue impacting watches from the Epix, Venu, Forerunner, Descent, and Fenix lineups. They were also able to independently confirm ...

Garmin has a problem with users finding their watches bricked today with users taking to social media to complain right round the world. Garmin who are known for avoiding the media in Australia has ...

For users of watches in Garmin’s Forerunner, Vivoactive, Venu, and Approach golf lines, the company says a full factory reset of the device will be necessary, which involves a specific series of ...

Many Garmin smartwatches are stuck in a boot loop after a faulty update. Affected watches show a blue triangle, which some internet users jokingly refer to as the “Triangle of Death”.

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.