Well, I am too a big fan of VisualStudio. However, it is a TERRIBLE text editor. And I'm really dependent of high productivity edition. You never really felt good until you tried multi edit :D (JetBrains probably has it).
If you really like IDE's, you are probably well served with the one from JetBrains. It's The same company of IntelliJ, which is an awesome IDE for Java. It probably have all the features you find in high productivity editors and I really recommend you search for them. Especially multi-edit, as mentioned above.
Aside from JetBrains, maybe you would wanna try VisualStudio Code. It's also from Microsoft, and probably has a lot of features from VisualStudio.
My personal choices are SublimeText and Atom. In my humble opinion, modern editors give you much more productivity than refactoring tools. As for auto complete features, IDE's really are better, but you can get there with plugins. If you are ever interested in learning what a good editor can do to you, maybe search for some videos on some tricks the editors may offer you.
Then there's Vim. It's a great editor for the terminal, also can get quite powerful with plugins. But this one has an incredibly hard learning curve. The best part of it in my opinion is the ability to code without ever taking your hands off the keyboard, not even for reaching arrow keys.