Recommendations for a good Java IDE...

I've been using a few different editors. I tried NetBeans, it's not bad but seems a bit slow. I just downloaded Eclipse, I'm not sure what to think of it yet. Which is the best?

At my job we use eclispe as company standard but at home i use Netbeans, i like it a lot, it compiles .jps, it has a good inferface to create GUI's, it has html code completions etc�
But the best IDE is the one that you feel comfortable with and you don�t turnaround to much to find what you want.
Eclipse has a strong point, it�s the powerful search engine also provides some very useful options for code refactoring.
Best Regards,
Nelson

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