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Garmin Connect Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Garmin Connect users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Garmin Connect, make sure to submit a report below

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Garmin Connect is a health and fitness activity platform for users of Garmin trackers such as smartwatches, heart rate monitors and GPS devices. The Garmin Connect app is available in the Google and Apple stores.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Colombes, Île-de-France 1
Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
Riudecanyes, Catalonia 1
Melbourne, VIC 1
Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 2
Neufchâteau, Wallonia 1
Paris, Île-de-France 1
Le Mans, Pays de la Loire 1
Limoges, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
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Garmin Connect Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • JakeRampart
    Jake Rampart (@JakeRampart) reported

    Can @fitbit @FitbitSupport please help me understand why I have called your helpline over 15 times and my versa 4 still doesn’t work at all??? What a complete joke!!!! @GarminFitness here I come!

  • saoirse_sikhu
    Dostoevsky’s Girl (@saoirse_sikhu) reported

    I really think there’s something wrong with this watch. How does my HR go down from 110bpm to 80bpm during/after 10 minutes of running??? 2 weeks ago it went as far down as 60 and I was dripping sweat from running. Explain that @GarminFitness ???

  • Sissikiwi1
    Sissikiwi1 (@Sissikiwi1) reported

    @GarminFitness I have now had a Garmin Venu Sq for a year and it is the worst fitness tracker I have ever had. Now it won’t even pair with my new phone, and for pairing I had to remove it from the old phone. So no stats anywhere now. Never correct anyway LOL Garmin rubbish!

  • CarlJTaylor23
    CT (@CarlJTaylor23) reported

    @GarminUK @GarminFitness - disappointed that my Forerunner 965 has broken after less than 3 years and the option is to buy a refurbished device at a price of £155. I expect a £600 watch to last longer than it has, especially as it’s not worn all day / everyday.

  • SatyarupS
    Satyarup Siddhanta (@SatyarupS) reported

    @GarminFitness @amazonIN @Garmin received used product previously opened product from Amazon india. No option to return in amazon . Can u please help? #duped #amazon

  • E_A_L_II
    E_A_L_II🇺🇲 (@E_A_L_II) reported

    @GarminFitness @JohnStraumann Garmin is trash. Nobody should invest in this company

  • J8099150426777
    J (@J8099150426777) reported

    @GMHikaru @GarminFitness That is not even the worst of it, he is still making accusations against Danya

  • _battiatus
    Battiatus (@_battiatus) reported

    @Garmin @GarminFitness after almost two years my Fenix 5S Plus became faulty and luckily it was still under warranty and I got a replacement. Now we're two years later and it's broken again and I need to spend $180 for another replacement. What should I do ? (1/2)

  • Omkar_Pradhan7
    Omkar Pradhan (@Omkar_Pradhan7) reported

    @Garmin @Garmin_India @GarminFitness I always believed Garmin stood for reliability and quality. Sadly, my experience has been the complete opposite. I purchased an Instinct 3 (50mm) in May 2025. Within 5 months, it had a battery defect and was replaced (Sep 2025). Seven months later, in May 2026, the replacement unit started malfunctioning with pace tracking. I spent nearly a week without my watch while it was at the service center. Then, just a month later in June, the same replacement device developed a heart rate sensor issue. I’ve now been informed that this unit will also be replaced. That means I’ll be on my third device in just 14 months. I requested a simple exception: allow me to switch to a different Garmin model, and I’m happy to pay the price difference. This request has been declined. Can someone explain why? As a customer, I’ve repeatedly faced training disruptions because of defective hardware. Every issue has been verified by your own service team. At what point does customer experience become important enough to justify an exception? I’m not asking for a free upgrade. I’m only asking for a chance to move away from a model that has repeatedly failed me, while paying the difference myself. I expected better from a brand known for building products athletes can depend on.

  • sudhanshu1011
    Sudhanshu Sehgal (@sudhanshu1011) reported

    My POV regarding this. I started running in June of 2020 and ran with a Casio watch till November of 2024. Then planned to buy a watch and was confused b/w Coros & Garmin. I went for Coros Pace Pro and it was the latest watch from their side at that time because it got released a month before. Pace Pro hasn't still been launched in India and I had to get it from US. Battery of Pace Pro is quite good. First hand experience of this from my side- I ran a 24 Hour Stadium Run in March of 2025 where I covered 175 KM in a span of 24 hours. The battery of the watch at the start of the race was 98 or 99% battery. After 24 hours, 50% battery was still remaining which I can bet none of the entry level watches from Garmin could do. Another recent experience of one of my friends who is a Coros user. His Pace-3 button stooped working & it had been 18 months since the point of buy. He raised the ticket for this concern and it got exchanged and this happened in India where Coros even doesn't have a single offline outlet I guess & it's presence is quite limited. If it would have been Garmin, it wouldn't have been replaced because Garmin comes with 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty whereas Coros comes with 2-year limited warranty starting from the original activation date. This is a pretty big difference. This is not a biased post regarding Coros because I am a Coros user but this is just my perspective and still I stand that entry level Coros watches are way more good especially in the context of battery. Recently one of my friends bought Garmin 265 Music & he himself says that it's battery is not that good. If you want to buy Garmin, buy it. It is good but the point is what is your purpose behind buying either a Garmin or a Coros. Entry level Coros watches battery are way more longer than the entry level watches of Garmin. @COROSGlobal @Garmin @GarminFitness

  • Kenharrison99
    Ken harrison (@Kenharrison99) reported

    @mikeoniron @GarminFitness garmin seems to be a problem, sleep without. Train better w! Apple Ultra and Polar H-10. My feel is more accurate than the garmin .

  • goonerlippo
    Tone (@goonerlippo) reported

    @GarminFitness bought a vivoactive5. For 3 weeks it’s been really good- suddenly has disconnected and won’t re connect! Help guide absolutely useless! Haven’t even paid for the thing in full yet! So so disappointed! Won’t buy Garmin again

  • J8099150426777
    J (@J8099150426777) reported

    @GMHikaru @GarminFitness That is not even the worst of it, he is still making accusations against Danya

  • francrubio
    Francisco (@francrubio) reported

    Font size on @Garmin Instinct 2 glances is way too small and non-adj, making it nearly unreadable , especially those +40 or visual impairments. This is a clear accessibility issue for a premium watch. @GarminFitness, please add size cust/bring back single widget view! #Instinct2

  • joshlane34
    Josh Lane (@joshlane34) reported

    @Garmin @GarminFitness A UX recommendation for your watches. If I forget to save my sleep activity in the morning before heading out on my run, my watch spends my whole run asking me if I want to save my sleep activity or dismiss the notification. It takes over my running display so none of my running data is readable. If I dismiss the notification, it takes me back to my normal watch face and I need to click multiple times to get back into my activity. And, within a minute or two the notification comes back anyway and the cycle repeats. If I click save, it almost always takes longer than my run to actually save the activity. My screen is frozen with "Saving" and the circling green indicator around the edges. I am unable to see my running data panels. I'm unable to pause a run, hit a lap timer, anything. It's just stuck on Saving. Today, it gave me "Saving" for the last 3 miles of my run, for the 10 minutes I spent cooling down and drinking water, and now still for the time it's taken me to write this suggestion. Basically, if I forget to save my sleep activity, and ensure that I've full dismissed the sleep activity, before my run then my watch is unusable. I assume these are both bugs. If so, please add them to your list to fix if they're not already there. If they're not bugs and they're intended workflow, I have a few suggestions. 1. Dismissing the notification should dismiss it until after the current in-progress activity ends. 2. Dismissing the notification should take you back to the current in-progress activity. 3. Click "Save Activity" shouldn't cause the watch to lock up for an excessive amount of time. It should either save in the background if it takes a while, or save faster. Or, if neither of those is possible, it shouldn't be an option at all until after the current activity ends. 4. Prompt to save the previous unsaved activity once, before the new activity starts. 5. If none of the above are impossible, just suppress the whole interaction until there are no other in-progress activities. Thanks!

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