Aim: To estimate the behaviors and habits of consumption of ICT in young college adults in the city of Montería. Method: Cross-sectional descriptive design and a simple random sampling; 215 young adults participated (109 men and 106 women); the scale of habits and behaviors of ICT was applied (Doria, 2010); the scale of impulsiveness to purchase (Luna, 1998); and the questionnaire of use and purchase of technological products and services, designed according to the needs of the study. Results: A tendency to poor planning in terms of the consumption of technological products and services is highlighted, which is subject to various factors such as status, social position, satisfaction of needs, among others. Conclusions: The quality and prices of the products or services acquired are very engrained in the customers’ minds. Additionally, a higher consumption of products and services as laptops, high-end cell phones and internet is shown.