If you’re thinking that the 6315i doesn’t sport the usual Nokia cues, you’d be right, because the phone is actually manufactured by the good people at Pantech. With Nokia badges in full tow, the 6315i is heading to a Verizon Wireless dealer near you.

The price is certainly attractive, asking only $130 with a one-year contract, or only $80 if you opt to lock yourself down for two years. That doesn’t make it the cheapest mobile on the block, but it’s got enough features to back up that price including EV-DO high-speed connectivity, a 1.3 megapixel camera, and Bluetooth.