The present study has both theoretical and practical implications. From a theoretical point of view,this study extended UTAUT2 into a new m-learning context. Unlike many extant studies examine the instrumentality influences on students’ intention to adopt m-learning, this study expanded our horizon by considering the impacts of hedonic motivation, habit of using mobile phone, and price value on students’ intention to adopt m-learning. Moreover, this study examined the direct as well as indirect influences of self-management of learning on students’ intention to adopt m-learning. Some interesting findings have raised and created opportunities for future research. Finally, unlike many previous studies examined m-learning adoption in the developed countries setting, this study contributes to the literature by examined the determinants of students’ intention to adopt m-learning in China.