I had it, then returned it, primarily for these reasons:
1. Only installs on C:\ -Like with many Apple products you get no choice...
but more importantly, I have a SSD, I don't want to waste space putting this type of program here.
2. Even worst and related to the 1st problem... Yes, you can go to registry and change default install for Leap program (what a hassle...it's 2013!). But even with this change, all "apps" are installed on C:\.
Work around?, sure mklink command ...but as stated this is 2013! Programming 101...to much silly install behavior and work arounds to get this going as user choice. Returned, will wait for improvements. Also, I think this information should be included in reviews of products like this as it would have led me to not waste my time buying until this is addressed.