Yep. I've enjoyed both, but I think it comes down to:
If your draw to the game is is your sense of connection with the place you're in, Satisfactory probably does a better job of that, with the pretty scenery and ability to build in 3D. Factorio's world feels very flat in comparison. I wrote a bit about that and possible ways to make it less so in https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-309
If your draw is wanting to build very large, complex factories, constantly pushing production to new limits, that is what Factorio excels at.
If your draw to the game is is your sense of connection with the place you're in, Satisfactory probably does a better job of that, with the pretty scenery and ability to build in 3D. Factorio's world feels very flat in comparison. I wrote a bit about that and possible ways to make it less so in https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-309
If your draw is wanting to build very large, complex factories, constantly pushing production to new limits, that is what Factorio excels at.