Despite　the　studies　probing　the　factors　associated　with　the　adoption　of　5G　technology　products,　the　current　state　of　knowledge　about　this　new　technology　products　is　still　fragmented.　Previous　research　has　mainly　concentrated　on　the　＂cumulative　impact＂　of　factors　rather　than　the　complexities　of　behavior.　Based　on　complexity　theory,　this　article　aims　to　explain　the　behavioral　intention　of　using　5G　technology　products　by　evaluating　the　combination　of　functional　(i.e.　price　and　quality),　social　(i.e.　environmental　awareness　and　knowledge)　and　consumer　personality　(i.e.　openness　and　consciousness)　factors　as　causal　configuration.　A　sample　of　150　Chinese　consumers　was　examined　using　the　fuzzy　set　qualitative　comparative　analysis　(fsQCA)　technique.　The　fsQCA　outcomes　illustrate　that　five　different　and　effective　configurations　of　functionality,　social,　and　consumer　personality　factors　exist　to　attain　apex　level　intention　of　using　5G　technology　products.　This　article　extends　the　existing　literature　by　espousing　a　new　procedural　attitude　to　divulge　the　intricacy　of　5G　products　adoption.　It　also　provides　valuable　suggestions　for　5G　technology　service　managers　and　manufacturers　to　enhance　the　technology,　social,　and　consumer　personality　features　combination　to　implement　5G　technology　products　successfully.