No matter what I do, on any run, my watch always drops a few hundred feet in elevation over the first 1/2 mile to 1 mile. My typical run is 3-5 miles in my neighborhood. It’s completely flat. But every single time the Garmin starts at the right elevation (just over sea level) and slowly decreases to a few hundred feet below sea level.
As we've mentioned, the screen is one of the main upgrades over the Fenix 2, and the 3.1cm (1.2-inch) 218 pixel-diameter display uses a colour system Garmin calls Chroma.
As this has been out for 3 months, if it was causing a new GPS problem the forum would be full of threads on it. Without seeing examples, one common cause of a non-smooth track is being in Ultra track mode so I would check the GPS settings for the activity. You might also want to test different GPS, GPS+Galileo/GLONASS combos.
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