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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Sorotos
    Michail Sorotos (@Sorotos) reported

    @GarminFitness stopped synching workouts from @Technogym my run treadmill from the past 2 weeks anyone who can help? I tried already disconnecting and connecting the services 2 times.

  • JohnStraumann
    John Straumann (@JohnStraumann) reported

    @GarminFitness Thanks for the reply, I tried all that multiple times. I bet there is an error in the firmware and/or software that controls the BLE connectivity.

  • ChrisManc9
    Chris Manc (@ChrisManc9) reported

    @GarminFitness I'm shocked and annoyed that Garmin is trashing up the app that syncs with my venue 2s. I have to scroll down or x it out to see my data. Grrrr. It is getting old but I won't be replacing it with another Garmin device.

  • itstheotherway
    Stanfield Capital Management (@itstheotherway) reported

    @GarminFitness your **** is broken rn. direct upload from zwift not working. manual upload of .fit file not working.

  • jeanettemiami
    Jeanette Smith (@jeanettemiami) reported

    And on this day, @fitbit died. It was a slow death - first came the email, then came the #challenges & the last gasp of #groups. Then the pain as thousands upon thousands fled as fitbit died in ignominy, mourned by many & then simply forgotten as @apple & @GarminFitness rejoiced.

  • itstheotherway
    Stanfield Capital Management (@itstheotherway) reported

    @GarminFitness your **** is broken rn. direct upload from zwift not working. manual upload of .fit file not working.

  • Trashatarian
    Trashatarian (@Trashatarian) reported

    Absolutely do NOT buy a @GarminFitness watch. The charging system is AWFUL. I have a Venu 2S and I'm on my 3rd charging cable in 3 yrs cause the pins keep breaking off. The best they offer is 50% off their garbage charging cable. I'll never buy another until they fix this tech

  • 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

  • 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.

  • J8099150426777
    J (@J8099150426777) reported

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

  • Marathons4Kids
    My Marathon Journey (@Marathons4Kids) reported

    @GustavoKayakero @Garmin @GarminFitness That might solve the problem

  • BostonLooper
    murph (@BostonLooper) reported

    Apple Watch SE is officially in the trash - died ~60% of the way through a half marathon yesterday, @GarminFitness here I come

  • delahar
    Subversive Kid (@delahar) reported

    @GarminFitness API: A clunky zip dump nightmare, like blindfolded Rubik’s Cube. @ouraring? Seamless & dev-friendly. Step up or devs flee! #GarminFail #APIProblems #Wearables

  • 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

  • BostonLooper
    murph (@BostonLooper) reported

    Apple Watch SE is officially in the trash - died ~60% of the way through a half marathon yesterday, @GarminFitness here I come

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