I am very keen to get rid of this USB-C model MacBook Pro and replace it with a Magsafe 3 model, but have invested in quite a few USB-C chargers and battery packs etc which are all between 45W and 60W), so keen to know if the 14" 10-core model will work in any way with them and/or if the 14" 8-core will be more backward compatible. I am also aware of other scenarios where a MacBook may provided power, but not charge the battery (as in you can use the MacBook and the battery won't deplete), or where the MacBook battery will get charged but only if the computer is shut down or put into sleep mode - when being connected to a USB-C power source that is less that is stated in offical apple specs. However I have 45W USB-C wall chargers and 45W 12v car charger sources which provide power and charging while I am still using the MacBook.
I am currently using a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2016, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports) - of which the offical specifications claim requires a " 61W USB-C Power Adapter". Almost in every instance the charger that was supplied for a MacBook would work in some for or another with the model above it. This was the case for the Magsafe 1/2, the circular connector before them as well as for the USB-C models. In my experience for that last 10+ years of Apple MacBook laptops pretty much every iteration has had some cross compatibility between power supply wattage and computer charging requirements, regardless of what Apple's offical specifications claim. Is the section you included that is in quotes from an offical apple source?
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