I have a love/hate, but SQL Server Management Studio. Especially if you load a couple of the Redgate tools, it is insanely powerful and the intellisense complet

I have a love/hate, but SQL Server Management Studio. Especially if you load a couple of the Redgate tools, it is insanely powerful and the intellisense completion is amazing. I've used almost all of the major tools for other DBs, and they feel like toys or simple query runners in comparison. The biggest downside to SSMS is that it does feel and perform like the bloated, kitchen sink it is, but honestly, things that do more than run queries, like pgAdmin are just as slow or slower and don't offer nearly as nice of an experience.