Comparing Specs and companies for similar knives, SYKCO 711 vs BK-7, with the addition of a sheath the price for a 711 is 2x > BK-7.
SR101 is superior to 1095 in toughness and edge-retention but not as easy to sharpen. The 711 handle is more comfortable and secure - superior ergonomics and insulation against impact-shock/vibration as well as heat/cold, provides better grip in all environmental conditions, never heard of one coming loose. The 711 blade-coating is more durable. The Bussekin warranty has no exclusions regarding use of the knife and there isn't a fanboy culture of trashing customers or competitors. And finally, the Bussekin blade will retain its original value with greater stability.
So those are the advantages of getting the upgrade to a Becker. But is it worth 2X the price?? Well, I would definitely say NO if you have no intention or expectation of using the tool to a level where these differences would become blatantly clear. Also, if the Becker handle is uncomfortable you can modify it to your preferences with less trepidation about ruining an expensive knife. The balance of the knife and how it feels in your hand in use should be major points of consideration imho. I rate Becker in the same category as Gerber & Buck - great quality USA-made knives (if you stick with those of the other two companies) for an affordable price (for most folks), wide distribution/availability, with Lifetime warranties. BUT, if the 711 feels better in hand or the various enumerated upgrades appeal to you, or if $160 doesn't seem that much harder to spend than $80 to get what you really want in a knife (and the Becker doesn't suit you), then, well, it's your money... and you can always resell the Bussekin later (and it may not be available forever) and still buy that Becker.
My $0.02