Some Garmin users have reported issues with a blue triangle appearing on their device and it getting stuck in a reboot loop.

Garmin says it has found a solution for the error that led to its smartwatches getting stuck on a blue triangle bootloop.

Garmin has acknowledged it and provided a fix: “We have resolved the underlying issue causing some devices to be stuck on the startup screen or a blue triangle.” However, as of 30 January ...

It’s not just you. Several users are reporting their watches are crashing while displaying the ‘blue triangle of death.’ ...

Garmin has shared new ways to fix its smartwatches that are stuck on the “blue triangle of death,” and ... For watches in the Epix, Fenix, Instinct, Descent, and Enduro lineups, Garmin says ...

Now, Garmin users may need to get used to their own version: the blue triangle of death (BTOD). Since yesterday, smartwatches and other GPS-enabled devices from the US-Swiss company have been ...

If your Garmin watch is showing a blue triangle, you’re not alone—Garmin has acknowledged that other users are experiencing this, and has published instructions for fixing it. The issue ...

Some devices from the smartwatch brand Garmin are experiencing a problem where a blue triangle icon flashes on the display and the device will not start up. Reports of the flashing blue triangle ...

A MYSTERIOUS glitch has bricked Garmin watches with a 'blue triangle of death' that stops users being able to track their exercise. The issue causes watches to be frozen with only a blue glowing ...

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 ...

Some Garmin users have reported issues with a blue triangle appearing on their device ... Venu, Forerunner, Descent and Fenix lines all impacted. It's not currently clear what is causing the ...