Can you try temp-fixing it until you can find a new one? I ducktaped/electrical taped the one I got from a friend after my original pen died on my old tablet... I got lucky on that, that she had a spare one to send me cause I couldn't find a pen to buy either ): but um, try looking at Newegg, Amazon, and Wacom for just pens-- I know I saw Wacom had pens you could buy. Might be a bit pricey but it's gonna be the only way to get a new one that doesn't require you buying a totally new tablet. Sorry to hear that though nnn ;3;

I was thinking about it, but I'm not sure how stable tape would be, and it can't be more than tape cause I still need to take that tip off. I'll look around and see what I can find. It'll have to be a universal pen because I have the Office 53 Kanvus 5x3 tablet. It's not wacom. v.v And if I do end up buying a new tablet, I may just buy the same one ($50) or get a slightly bigger one with more features ($77). I've been using my tablet so often now that I have to remember how to use pencil and paper. XD

I highly, highly suggest getting a bamboo tablet. I got mine from Amazon and it's amazing. before I had a wacom graphire that... still works, just had a old broken pen that worked that... wasn't the one that came with it... and if you get that it's much easier to get replacement parts for them. also my bamboo tablet was um... $60 some bucks? So they aren't that pricey, come with art programs and are highly, highly recommended and reviewed.

Wacom is just a really good, hearty brand. I really suggest you get a bamboo. And from Amazon. And if something is wrong with it, you can send it back and get a replacement. I know people who have had their bamboo tablets for years and years and they worked just fine, I had my graphire tablet for like six years and it worked fine but it was just outdated. xD

wow long rambly post........ that was unhelpful... xD

I've looked everywhere. Nothing is compatible... :(