What are the mildest Covid symptoms you've known someone to have?

My son, asymptomatic.

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What are the mildest Covid symptoms you've known someone to have?

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We are a year and a half into this and still struggling with the idea it’s a wide spectrum, from commonly asymptotic to in rare cases death?

I lost taste and smell for a week or so. Also had a low grade fever and felt fatigued. I took Tylenol to help with the symptoms which is what the mystery syrum vaccine is supposed to do, so I don't see the point of it

I tested positive this week. Was vaccinated back in April with J&J. Have had moderate symptoms, three straight days with a bad headache and heavy congestion. Taste has definitely been affected.

Based on what I have read, those who contract C-19 who have already been vaccinated are supposed to have very mild symptoms. I would not describe my experience as mild.

CDC estimates almost 40% of infections are asymptomatic.

Gf slept thru a headache one Saturday, went to work Sunday. Tested positive Monday morning only due to mandatory testing pre-op.

I think one of my friends said his hangover was marginally worse one day. Turns out, it was covid.

In line of work we are convinced we all
Caught it in Nov/dec of 19. Entire workplace had flu like symptoms. Got vaccinated then lost smell for two days. It was weird. Tested positive right afterwards. It was between shots so Doc said it could just be reaction to vaccine. False positive in other words.

I was totally asymptomatic except loss of smell and taste for all three months I had it