MacBook Pro 14" A2442 flat battery
Went out on vacation last week and don't remember if I shutdown my MBP 14". When we came back on Friday and tried to power on the laptop, initially it was not powering on, so we tried connecting the MagSafe 3 for us to know whether it was going to take the initial charge. As these newer models work with the internal chip reconizing power before it enters to the mainboard, the laptop cannot take any power if the battery is 0%.
After realizing that MagSafe was not working, I tried my wife's iPhone's USB-C to USB-C and connected it to the MBP power brick. When doing that I saw the battery in red which indicates that the battery is fully drained. This had happened twice and connecting the USB-C from the iPhone helped charging the laptop for 10 minutes and then MagSafe worked perfectly - but this time it didn't work at all.
Tried out DFU "revive" with no luck as I tried connecting both laptops using the same iPhone USB-C cable and no power connected to any of them.
Need to know whether I get a USB-C 3.0 will help for me to start the process of DFU (as it didn't work with the iPhone cable).
Will this resolve my battery issue, should it be better to leave the laptop charging with the MagSafe or USB-C overnight?