Hey there — I'm working on some iPad guides right now that call for a JCIS bit so I thought I'd weigh in.
The "100% correct tool" would be Apple's JCIS driver. This is because of slight variations in drivers across manufacturers. This bit (just the bit) costs $8 from Apple.
But do you need the absolute 100% right bit here? Nope. JCIS stands for Japanese Camera Industrial Standard and is just one size, to the best of my knowledge. It's very, very close to iFixit's JIS 00. We've not yet found a case where we can't use an iFixit JIS 00 in place of a JCIS. This costs $3 from our store. (Add a driver for $5.)
On top of that, we make our smallest Phillips bits to be compatible with JIS screws. So, an iFixit PH 00 will also work.
I'm emphasizing our tools because bits and drivers (and screws) can vary across manufacturers. I can only speak for iFixit tools. We use our tools when we make our guides, so we know they work.
Other JIS or Phillips bits might work, or they might not. You might be able to use a size smaller or a size larger if you're using non-iFixit tools. If you have your own, definitely try them (carefully) before ordering new stuff.
Happy fixing!
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